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On 2 September, the Age Appropriate Design Code (the ‘Code’) came into effect, allowing for a 12 month transition period for companies to comply with the Code

The firm's Banking team has acted as UK counsel for mobility startup Zoomo on a venture debt financing facility

In one of the first cases to consider the Trade Secrets Regulations, the High Court has granted an injunction to prevent imports to the UK from China 

In the latest of a series of articles concerning distressed M&A we examine the key UK merger control considerations

The Supreme Court has taken the rare step of overturning a longstanding House of Lords precedent on restraint of trade, but what about competition law?

The firm’s Corporate team has advised Gresham House on the acquisition of two pre-construction transmission-connected battery projects

Pensions can have a big impact on the success of distressed M&A transactions. We set out below some key pensions matters and suggest solutions to them

Due diligence and warranty cover are key considerations of distressed M&A

The firm’s Private Client team has been nominated in two categories at STEP’s 2020/21 Private Client Awards

Over this last extraordinary quarter the pensions world has seen a huge volume of new guidance, legislation and case-law. In this issue, we cover the recent key legislation and judgements in detail

The rise of digital currency has posed many questions for the Family Court. This article looks at what they are and how the court may choose to deal with them

The first fully argued pensions rectification case since the much talked about decision of the Court of Appeal in FSHC v GLAS Trust, Univar is a landmark decision