2019 is likely to be an unpredictable and turbulent year in the UK and abroad, and few will be confident enough to predict whether Great Britain and Northern Ireland will leave the European Union in.. Mondaq - Published
After sorting through emails, tidying out drawers and purchasing a gym membership to kick-start 2019, now could be the time to look at organising a will. Mondaq - Published
After the turbulence of 2017, legislative developments in the motor arena moved up a gear in 2018, providing motor insurers and legal representatives with much more certainty for the future in respect.. Mondaq - Published
While the number of new corporate integrity agreements (CIAs) declined since last year, and was below the trailing five-year average, 2018 was an important year on the policy front for the Office of.. Mondaq - Published
In this edition of our Enforcement Update, we summarise the key developments in the last quarter of 2018 and the areas in which activity is expected in the coming year, notably: Mondaq - Published
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has withdrawn a controversial policy, first introduced in 2010, which changes how much a Medicaid disproportionate share hospital (DSH) may receive.. Mondaq - Published
It is not unusual for property to be co-owned by family members within a farming family, regardless of whether or not those members are actively involved Mondaq - Published
In 2018 we saw clients of all sizes, sectors and domicile affected by cyber-security breaches. Perhaps the most prevalent in the commodities and trading sector Mondaq - Published
From 1 January 2019, the EU Securitisation Regulation will replace the current sector-specific approach to regulating securitisations with a set of rules that will apply to all European securitisations Mondaq - Published
The precise manner of the UK's withdrawal from the EU remains unclear. A number of scenarios could apply to the UK's continued participation in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) depending on.. Mondaq - Published
As the legal and regulatory challenges of a "no deal" Brexit start to crystallise, the in-house legal specialist is doubtless busy answering questions about their exposure to risk of non-compliance.. Mondaq - Published
As the government battles to fulfil its pledges on tackling modern slavery, *Grania Langdon-Down *discovers that professionals are also under huge pressure to help crack down on such criminality. Law Society Gazette - Published
An unquenchable drive is in Janet Legrand’s DNA. This catapulted the Woman Lawyer of the Year 2018 to the helm of global firm DLA Piper and into the heart of international dispute resolution, writes.. Law Society Gazette - Published
The government is reviewing criminal legal aid fees but does it fully grasp the predicament of embattled practioners? And how does it stop juniors fleeing an impoverished sector for City riches? Law Society Gazette - Published
Courts are not proving eager to extend the scope of litigation privilege, meaning companies must remain vigilant regarding internal communications. Law Society Gazette - Published
As users increasingly use nontraditional modes of communication, such as social media and instant messaging applications, email and VoIP, in place of traditional telephone and data services, Mondaq - Published
Last week, the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") published a letter addressed to the CEOs of all regulated firms concerning financial promotions. Mondaq - Published
On January 10, ESMA published its first annual statistical report on the performance and costs of retail investment products in the EU (ESMA 50-165-731). Mondaq - Published
Public companies are facing increasing pressure from corporate governance groups, investors, regulators and other stakeholders to improve gender and other diversity on the board, as advocates and.. Mondaq - Published
At 11pm on 29 March 2019, the UK will leave the European Union. For over 46 years, our economic and political landscape has been shaped by being part of the European project. Mondaq - Published
After any good party there's normally a hangover. 2018 may not have been the best of parties for everyone but its effects are likely to continue to be felt by the property industry in 2019. Mondaq - Published
The proposed net migration target and visa cap policy that forms one of the key arguments in favour of Brexit has come under fire today with the release of the Institute of Economic Affairs' (IEA).. Mondaq - Published
The Court of Appeal upheld previous decisions confirming that Uber drivers are workers entitled to the national minimum wage and paid holiday. Mondaq - Published
So sang the Archies in their 1969 hit. Although half a century has passed since their song topped the charts, the Scottish Government believes too many of us in Scotland are still candy girls and boys.. Mondaq - Published
The Claimant, Mr Williams, who worked at Swansea University for 13 years, took ill health retirement at age 38 due to disability and became entitled to his accrued pension as well as an enhanced.. Mondaq - Published
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