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Government consultation on patient capital investment by large occupational DC pension schemes

The court treated an amendment as valid and effective pursuant to the power in section 68 of the Pensions Act 1995 even though the amending deed did not invoke it

Burges Salmon, has supported the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA), in publishing its guide recommending how to make procurement processes more effective and efficient.

Industry’s concern over proposed UK REACH transitional provisions has forced government to amend regulations ahead of ‘exit day’

Burges Salmon’s Energy and Infrastructure team has advised Octopus Group on a Shari’ah-compliant financing product that funds zero and ultra-low emission taxis for drivers on a pay-per-mile basis.

The Corporate Finance team at Burges Salmon has advised the majority shareholders of Unicorn Training Group on the acquisition of the company by The Access Group

Recently released information from the Government has revealed the high level of civil penalties imposed for breach of climate change regimes, including EU ETS, CRC, and ESOS.

Developers willing to embrace change and work with innovative organisations will reap the full benefits of Modern Methods of Construction through Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA).

The existence of an infringing company name on the companies register was sufficient for BMW to be granted summary judgment in its claims for passing off and trade mark infringement.

In a guest editorial for Chemical Watch, partner Simon Tilling and trainee solicitor Alyssa Haggarty examine the process for challenging chemical regulatory decisions in the UK in a no deal exit

On 26 March, the European Parliament voted to approve the final version of the controversial EU Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market

In January 2019 the FCA published PS19/1, its final rules and guidance on feedback received in relation to the Retirement Outcomes Review consultation CP18/17.