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506 articles covering UK law — immigration, corporate, property, technology, employment and more. Updated daily from Google News.
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Artists including Tinie Tempah and the Smiths’ drummer Mike Joyce ramp up pressure on government to keep its pledge to outlaw for-profit resales
This article dives into franchise laws in England & Wales, exploring ongoing relationship issues, franchise migration, sustainability commitments, and more.
📉 Why UK companies are 30% cheaper than American ones (US buyers have noticed)...
Leading law firm Freeths has advised Freudenberg Flow Technologies, part of the Freudenberg Group, on its acquisition of Balmoral Comtec...
Elite British partnerships facing aggressive competition from American companies
Private equity invested an estimated £250m into UK law firms last year and around £80m so far this – compared to the record £534m of 2024.
This 2025 to 2026 report of the UK business data survey ( UKBDS ) describes results from businesses surveyed between October 2025 to January 2026. This is the fourth iteration of the UKBDS which was conducted for the first time in 2020 to 2021. The s...
This article examines corporate immigration laws in the United Kingdom, covering temporary work permits, remote working/nomad visas, dependants, and more.
Leading law firm Freeths has advised BGF-backed software firm Skewb on its first corporate acquisition, the purchase of Clear Horizon IS, marking a significant milestone in Skewb’s growth strategy...
Gilson Gray expands London corporate team with partner hire and more. We support the business community in Edinburgh to grow success.
A new report shows how UK legal buyers are adjusting their expectations for how their law firms’ legal work is delivered, including through AI integration
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This week: The Government is seeking views on the UK’s TUPE regulationsOther items of interest Government consults on TUPE regulations...
This week: The FCA is consulting on changes to its rules on the publication of connected analyst research on a UK equity IPOAn expert...
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This week: The court finds that an equity term sheet was legally binding, and that warranties in a management warranty deed also...
This week: The FCA consults on changes to the listing rules that apply to closed-ended investment fundsOther items of interest FCA...
This week: An email stating that an individual had been placed on an insider list itself amounted to inside informationThe Government...
This week: The Court of Appeal's ruling that a right to “nominate” a person to a company’s board amounted to an ongoing right to have a...
This week: The Chartered Governance Institute publishes updated guidance on access to a company’s register of members and the “proper...
This week: When interpreting a disclosure in a disclosure letter and deciding whether it was fair, the court could not take into account...
A ruling by the UK Supreme Court on directors’ duties and conduct demonstrates that a duty can be breached without displaying actively dishonest behaviour, according to experts.
This week: The King’s Speech is delivered – we cover the key corporate law aspectsThe High Court finds that events taking place after...
This week: The Government publishes policy paper and draft legislation for the UK’s new securities transfer tax, which will replace stamp...
This week: HMRC is consulting on changes to the way in which distributions and capital repayments by companies are taxedThe FRC publishes...
This week: New restrictions on filing documents at Companies House will now not come into effect before November 2027The court allows a...
This week: More detail on the UK’s proposed new single securities transfer tax (STT)Other items of interest The prospect and implications...
Chris Hardman has been appointed as managing partner for Deloitte Legal in the UK. Previously head of corporate law for Deloitte Legal, Hardman brings extensive experience of building successful businesses and delivering legal services in the firm’s multidisciplinary model.
From today, it will be considerably easier for UK prosecutors to take criminal enforcement action against corporates for any UK criminal offence. The Crime and Policing Act 2026 addresses longstanding difficulties with attributing the actions of individuals to corporate organisations.
Government consults on allowing foreign companies to re-domicile to the UK without needing to incorporate a new company
This week: The FCA carries out a light review of the new UK Listing Rules requirements relating to significant transactionsThe Government...
This week: Three directors are fined in connection with failures to complete identity verification under the Companies Act 2006Other...
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