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Divorce Myths in the Media

This article aims to bust some of the main myths and misconceptions about divorce and separation in popular culture and the media today
21 October 2022

Taking stock of the Mini-Budget, the new Chancellor’s Statement and beyond – how the employment law landscape may be changing

In light of recent government announcements and policy changes, we explore what may be in store for employers
20 October 2022

The Audiovisual Media Services Directive: Obligations on Providers and Incoming Reform

We examine the implementation of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive in the UK as well as the proposed changes to the regulatory landscape post-Brexit
20 October 2022

A guide to doing business in the UK

Doing business in the UK for the first time can be exciting but complex. In this inward investment guide, we identify ten key points to help you plan ahead for success

19 October 2022

The Law Commission opens consultation stage for the review of the Arbitration Act 1996

14 October 2022

SMR sites adjacent to existing nuclear sites – challenges and opportunities

Early SMR sites are likely to be close to existing nuclear sites. Whilst interface risks must be managed there are also opportunities for SMR projects to benefit from existing infrastructure
14 October 2022

Advance Subscription Agreements vs. Convertible Loan Notes

The pros and cons of Advance Subscription Agreements and Convertible Loan Notes
14 October 2022

European Commission’s consultation on compulsory licensing of patents: an overview

What does the recent European Commission consultation mean for pharmaceutical manufacturers IP rights?
14 October 2022

Burges Salmon Arbitration Basics: ad hoc vs institutional arbitration

This article sets out the key considerations for the parties when choosing whether to opt for an ad hoc or an institutional arbitration
14 October 2022

Claimant obtains a suspension of a live procurement with no cross-undertaking in damages

A public authority has been ordered to halt a procurement mid-competition, without the challenger giving a cross-undertaking in damages. The Court also expressly linked the 'sufficiently serious' test to the test for an injunction.
13 October 2022

Key differences between UK and US venture capital transactions

UK start-ups continue to be attractive investment opportunities for US VC funds, highlighting the importance of understanding the jurisdictional differences
10 October 2022

Directors’ Duties under the Supreme Court’s Spotlight

In BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA & Ors [2022] the Supreme Court considered the duty owed by directors to creditors during times of financial difficulty
07 October 2022

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