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Planning a safe and lawful return to the office working environment presents many challenges for landlords and occupiers. Here we explore employment law issues

Development consent has been granted for a solar and energy storage project for the first time

The European Commission is seeking to broaden its competition law powers to undertake market investigations

As a result of the uncertainties and unrest in Hong Kong, a significant number of Hong Kong citizens have been considering their options to emigrate

COVID-19 has heightened the emotional toll of divorce, financial remedy and children proceedings. We address clients’ FAQs

Following the shift to digital platforms and e-commerce in the wake of COVID-19, we look at how to protect revenue streams and brand value against counterfeiters

Burges Salmon celebrates the first anniversary of the opening of its Edinburgh office as the firm continues to demonstrate its commitment to the Scottish market and its long-standing Scottish practice

When seeking damages for misuse of confidential information, claimants must show that the defendant knew that they were not authorised to use the relevant information

The recent Supreme Court case of Dill looks to the heart of listed building protection, giving new guidance on whether something is a ‘building’

With the wave of uncertainty caused by COVID-19 we take a look at recent changes to the financial reporting obligations of listed companies

The firm has advised leading global renewable energy developer BayWa r.e. UK on the acquisition of Brockwell Energy’s South Lanarkshire wind farm

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill, which introduces significant changes to the UK insolvency regime alongside various COVID-19 provisions, continues its progress through Parliament