Today on 11 September 2019, Manchester City will be hosting a testimonial match for retiring captain, Vincent Kompany. After 11 years with the club and with four Premier league titles Mondaq - Published
Ever since the FIFA Women's World Cup in the summer, barely a week has gone by without the new Video Assistant Referee (VAR) causing controversy Mondaq - Published
The UK Prime Minister has announced plans to allow international graduates to stay and find work in the United Kingdom for up to two years after graduation under Mondaq - Published
When purchasing an investment property that is let to tenants, there is a whole host of additional information that you should have sight of in addition to what you would normally expect Mondaq - Published
It is well known that employers have an obligation to make reasonable adjustments for disabled employees, and that they should not be treated unfavourably Mondaq - Published
There are many costs involved when you sell your property and move into another, which can add up, making the whole process quite expensive Mondaq - Published
In the case of Heskett v Secretary of State for Justice, the EAT considered whether the ‘absence of financial means' was sufficient to be considered a "legitimate interest" capable of justifying.. Mondaq - Published
The case of Mackenzie v The University of Cambridge considered whether an employee who had been unfairly dismissed could seek an injunction ordering re-engagement or reinstatement. Mondaq - Published
A Northern Ireland Court of Appeal ruling could lead to a further development in how much employees can claim in relation to holiday pay claims. Mondaq - Published
With the Financial Conduct Authority examining a bank's money laundering controls and list of controversial clients, Neil Williams of business crime solicitors Rahman Ravelli considers the reasons Mondaq - Published
The implementation on 1 January 2020 of the global sulphur cap on marine fuels is expected to give rise to potential opportunities and risks in relation Mondaq - Published
Withers' Financial Regulatory team has secured victory for their client Andrew Tinney, a former senior banker in a long-running investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority Mondaq - Published
There has been much speculation about the risk of Brexit affecting London's position as a dispute resolution capital of the world including, in particular, if the UK and EU/EFTA States were unable to.. Mondaq - Published
On 14 August 2019 the National Crime Agency (the "NCA") announced that it had obtained account freezing orders ("AFOs") on eight bank accounts containing more than £100 million Mondaq - Published
A range of outcomes remains possible. The UK could still leave the EU without a deal. Two things would be required for this to happen: Mondaq - Published
While a range of outcomes, including a departure under the terms of the current Withdrawal Agreement, remains possible, it is important Mondaq - Published
DLA Piper is pleased to launch Brexit: The Implications for the Life Sciences Sector, an interactive guide designed to help companies in the sector navigate Brexit. Mondaq - Published
Ed Thomas, Principal Analyst technology thematic research for GlobalData Plc., speaks to DLA Piper Consultant, Lord Tim Clement-Jones, about trending AI technologies; Mondaq - Published
The English High Court recently handed down judgment in the case of Ministry of Defence & Support for Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran v. International Military Services Ltd Mondaq - Published
In July 2019, the UK privacy regulator, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) issued a warning about the privacy implications of automated facial recognition technology (AFR). Mondaq - Published
On August 6, 2019 the Serious Fraud Office ("SFO") in London published a new section of its Operational Guidance entitled Corporate Co-operation Guidance Mondaq - Published
ICC Incoterms® 2020 has arrived! Incoterms are fundamental to international trade, providing a set of contract terms for international freight delivery Mondaq - Published
Solicitors can work as freelancers or in unauthorised businesses from 25 November following a radical overhaul of regulation. Law Society Gazette - Published
On July 24, 2019, the French Digital Services Tax (DST) became law (law n°2015-759 dated July 24, 2019). The new tax is effective as of January 1, 2019. Mondaq - Published
Unexplained wealth orders (UWO) were introduced in January 2018 and the National Crime Agency (NCA) has now successfully obtained five Mondaq - Published
Loans are defined as non-performing when the borrower is unable to make scheduled payments for more than 90 days past the due date or when the loan is assessed as unlikely to be repaid. Mondaq - Published
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