News and insight

How will state aid and competition law fare after Brexit? This update provides a concise summary on where things currently stand.

Burges Salmon and AXA release report on the ‘handover’ of control between a human driver and an autonomous driving system and potential Impact liability.

Franchise agreements raise particular competition issues relating to restrictions on franchisees.  

CCS has issued a new procurement policy note requiring central government, executive agencies and NDPBs to include new contract provisions for subcontract advertising and SME spend.

Burges Salmon has advised long-standing client Gravis on a £20 million financing for Eelpower.

A new market report answers some of the big questions posed to policy makers regarding the impact EVs will have on our infrastructure networks.

The South West 2018 YGN Exhibition and Networking evening will be hosted by Burges Salmon at its Bristol office on Thursday 3 May.

BEIS has called for evidence on 'A future framework for heat in buildings'.

An overview of the compulsory purchase order process for acquiring authorities and interested parties. Our timeline sets out the key stages to secure a CPO.

Beware of a phishing scam using the identity of a Burges Salmon partner. 

J Beacon v HMRC illustrates the standard that must be met to claim trade loss relief.

Are collision damage waiver payments classed as insurance for VAT purposes?