It would be disproportionate and a “waste of a high quality, valuable resource” to force the owner of a new office building ...

It would be disproportionate and a “waste of a high quality, valuable resource” to force the owner of a new office building in Central London to demolish substantial parts of that building to remedy ...

Once the final rules are then published, we will be running a further session on this topic, looking at the changes that employers need to make to comply with the final rules and some of the potential ...

Businesses operating in the UK could face legal duties to “develop, disclose and implement" net zero-aligned transition plans ...

Changing US tariff policy has had knock on effects across the world economy, changing the rules of trade engagement. We ...

The fourth webinar in our Financial Services Mass Actions series focuses on the implication of the upcoming FCA rules and guidance on mass actions within the employment space. The FCA has now launched ...

The UK has one of the most developed employment law frameworks in the world, but how it is evolving needs to be understood in the context of the UK government’s Employment Rights Bill (ERB) (310 pages ...

Nick McDonald of Pinsent Masons was commenting following the publication of the government’s clean energy industries sector plan (90 pages / 9.5 MB), which was published alongside its new 10-year ...

The finalised Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUAB) may not include the new AI-related copyright protections that the creative industry lobby and many parliamentarians were seeking, but it does provide ...

The decision of the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office (EPO) – which it said addressed “a point of law of fundamental importance” and would have wide relevance – is “a win for the ...

Bryn Reynolds, tax expert, and Mark Baker, pensions law expert, at Pinsent Masons, were commenting following HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) announcement, sparking a policy shift. Baker said: “HMRC’s ...

Belfast-based construction specialists Ciaran McNamara and Catherine Burns of Pinsent Masons were commenting after the High Court in Northern Ireland quashed (101-page / 673KB PDF) a ministerial ...