The tax rate for carried interest will increase from 28% to 32% from April 2025 pending full reform of the regime, Rachel ...

Businesses across sectors need more clarity from the UK government on the changes they will be expected to make within their operations, and around their duties to disclose that activity, to help the ...

The precise model that the UK government will use to catalyse private investment in infrastructure projects has still to be clarified, despite confirmation of the role for private finance in improving ...

The UK government can provide some solutions to the challenges businesses face in delivering ‘nationally significant infrastructure projects’ (NSIPs) quickly by implementing recommendations arising ...

The CSDDD introduces a general framework for sustainability due diligence for large EU companies and non-EU companies with ...

State intervention is necessary to plug gaps in insurance coverage that insurers are willing to offer in Ukraine to encourage the level of private sector investment needed for rebuilding the country.

A bill which seeks to impose specific duties on employers to improve protections against violence and harassment, especially for women and girls, as part of their obligations to ensure workplace ...

Important questions of UK copyright law are set to be considered by the Court of Appeal in London next year in a case in which a dispute has arisen over intellectual property rights relating to AGA ...

Significant changes to data protection law have been proposed by the UK government, including to rules relevant to the use of AI systems in decision-making processes and to the use of data for the ...

The PO recently published its annual report (128 pages / 5.3 MB) setting out focus areas for the coming year. The report and accounts revolve around PO activity for the year to 31 March. Charlotte ...

UK employers have been urged to review their position after an increase to the national minimum wage (NMW) was announced. Employment law expert Jon Fisher at Pinsent Masons was commenting following ...