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Braceurself: One simple mistake leads to successful procurement challenge on the basis of Manifest Error

A single mistake led the court to conclude that Braceurself should have been awarded a high value contract for dental services. We examine this case as an example of a successful procurement challenge... but which may yet have one final twist in the tale.
02 September 2022

Reasons and Reasoning: What’s the right level of record keeping of evaluation decisions?

In this ‘Expert View’ article we look at key cases concerning record keeping of evaluation decisions, and what these decisions mean in practice

01 September 2022

Remedies under the Procurement Bill

Observations on the proposals in the Procurement Bill regarding remedies and enforcement 
31 August 2022

ESG loans will play key role in future of housing

A summary of the key considerations for sustainability and ESG linked lending in the housing sector

31 August 2022

Monster fails in its RED DAWG trade mark opposition appeal to the UK High Court

The UKIPO’s finding that RED DAWG took unfair advantage of earlier trade mark RED BULL following a finding of ‘free-riding’ has been upheld
30 August 2022

Expert evidence in public procurement claims (Siemens v HS2)

In this article we look at the recent Siemens v HS2 judgment and discuss the clarity it provides where a party seeks permission for expert evidence in procurement litigation

26 August 2022

A closer examination of the DWP's DB Funding and Investment consultation

The DWP published its long awaited consultation on the DB Funding and Investment regulations on 26 July. We look at some of the finer points of the new requirements.
24 August 2022

High court clarifies approach to colour trade marks

The High Court has clarified how the Court of Appeal’s 2013 Cadbury v Nestlé judgment should be applied to colour marks in practice
22 August 2022

Burges Salmon Arbitration Basics: Key ingredients for the Arbitration Agreement

This article identifies the hallmarks of arbitration as a dispute resolution process and why it is an attractive option for parties to consider when drafting their agreements
16 August 2022

The Procurement Bill: progress through the House of Lords

Following the UK’s exit from the EU, the government has set out major reforms to the rules governing public sector buying in the new Procurement Bill
15 August 2022

Stop the Press! The Register of Overseas Entities has gone live. What should you do now?

This article confirms the scope of the UK’s new Overseas Entities Register and what overseas entities need to do now the register is live
01 August 2022

Taking the pressure off... tax reforms to protect divorcing couples

Proposed legislation has been published, that will make a significant difference to tax planning for couples when they first separate and extends deadlines
28 July 2022

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