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 ...

Automotive businesses will be reassured by the UK government’s intention to ensure that decisions taken across departments ...

Businesses operating in the UK could be required by law to “develop, disclose and implement a transition plan that is aligned with trajectories to meet net zero by 2050”, according to plans under ...

In this session we will focus on the Government’s proposals to reform the Consumer Credit Act 1974. Reform is long overdue with the current legislation and regulatory regime struggling to keep up with ...

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After much debate, the Parliamentary log-jam has finally cleared, and the Data (Use and Access) Bill is on its way to royal assent. Join us for this essential webinar exploring what this landmark ...

Rebecca Howard and Stephen Scholefield, pensions law experts at Pinsent Masons, were commenting on the new bill (114 pages/5.6 MB) recently introduced to parliament. The bill promises to overhaul the ...

The appointment, late last year, of Geoffrey Spence as an adviser to the Treasury on project finance sparked speculation that the government is considering a return to some form of private finance ...

New regulations should be introduced to govern third-party litigation funding arrangements in civil cases brought in England and Wales, a body that advises the government and judiciary has recommended ...