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The extent to which Approved Inspectors are held responsible for defective buildings has been the topic of two recent TCC judgments

Non-parties may want to review court documents from proceedings in which they are not involved. The Supreme Court has clarified in Cape v Dring what they can obtain and how.

Burges Salmon have been shortlisted for 'Law Firm of the Year' at the inaugural European Wind Investment Awards

This updated guidance from The Pensions Regulator provides trustees with helpful examples on matters related to their scheme’s investment governance

Energy sector experts from the firm’s Banking team have advised global asset management company Capital Dynamics on a £63 million loan from Aberdeen Standard Investments

In an interview with LexisNexis, Simon Tilling and Stephen Lavington discuss global trend, climate change litigation, its likely impact on government and business, and potential future developments

The firm’s Energy sector experts have advised the shareholders of Yorkshire Hydropower Holdings Limited (YHHL) on its sale to John Laing Environmental Assets Group (JLEN)

In an interview with LexisNexis, Simon Tilling provides environmental analysis on the high profile prosecution of Biffa over the content of its waste paper exports to China

The firm's Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency team has advised BDO LLP on the sale of certain Bathstore.com assets to Homebase Rooms Limited

Burges Salmon once again rank strongly in Clean Energy Pipeline’s 2018 global league tables for clean energy M&A and Project Finance

In a guest editorial for Chemical Watch, partner Simon Tilling and solicitor Tom Gillett discuss Echa's Board of Appeal Case A-010-2017 on data sharing and its impact on the wider REACH regime

Legislation came into force in Wales on 22 October 2018 that protects developers against TVG applications. However, protection remains more restricted in Wales than in England