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ASA spot check shows 'unacceptable' levels of non-compliance with ad rules by social media influencers. Warning by ASA that enforcement action could follow

As COVID-19 testing in the workplace is rolled out we consider some of the practical issues that employers need to address

Burges Salmon is nominated for the ‘Pensions Law Firm of the Year’ accolade at this year’s Pensions Age Awards

Ross Polkinghorne, Head of the firm’s Real Estate Development practice, joins the UKGBC Whole Life Carbon Roadmap New Build Task Group

We look at the government’s long awaited consultation paper 'Restoring trust in audit and corporate governance'

In our first of five articles delving into the detail of the Kalifa Review, we look at its policy and regulation recommendations and assess what this might mean for the fintech sector

The firm is pleased to announce the appointment of five new partners, across key growth areas including Banking and Finance, Dispute Resolution and Projects

The firm’s Corporate Energy team has advised the environmental infrastructure fund on its acquisition of Gigabox South Road in Dundee

Burges Salmon has supported Clean Energy Pipeline’s latest Legal League Tables report as one of the top 20 clean energy law firms in 2020

In March 2019, Burges Salmon’s letter of commitment to progress the Ten Principles of Responsible Business was accepted and the firm formally became signatories to the UN Global Compact.

We consider an employer’s duty to conduct right to work checks and how to comply with new obligations in respect of EU, EEA and Swiss nationals following Brexit

Organisations engaging contractors through PSCs, directly or via an agency, should be aware that reforms to the off-payroll working rules (IR35) will come in on 6 April 2021