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As part of the FLOURISH consortium, AXA UK and Burges Salmon have published 10 data principles, the first of their kind in the Connected and Autonomous Vehicle (CAV) industry.

Burges Salmon’s Intellectual Property and Commercial team has advised Virgin Sport on its multi-year partnership with Nike

This two-part article explains some of the key concepts that anyone involved in the construction industry needs to know in order to avoid or resolve construction disputes

In February 2019, the government laid plans to strengthen the Pensions Regulator's powers. This briefing summarises how the key proposals will affect sponsoring employers and their financiers.

Burges Salmon and the University of Bristol launch new collaborative initiative that will explore the use of AI and data science, improving productivity in professional services and the future of work.

Tackling the promotion of HFSS products to children remains high on the ASA's agenda. This is likely to step up amid the government's consultation to introduce a 9.00pm watershed on HFSS product ads

This article comments on construction issues in the demolition phase and considers how technological advances and changes in construction methods are reshaping how industrial assets are procured

The firm’s Pensions team has been shortlisted for both the UK Pensions Awards 2019 and European Pensions Awards 2019

The Royal Opera House has lost its appeal against an unprecedented High Court decision in which a violist won compensation for irreversible acoustic shock suffered during rehearsals

How far will the UK go to protect food names when faced with competing trade pressures from the EU and US?

Three recent Upper Tribunal decisions have continued the trend of Electronic Communications Code cases being decided in favour of telecoms operators

The Court of Appeal’s decision follows a line of cases where designs have been found to be valid but not infringed taking into account the degree of design freedom in more technical designs