How should multinational technology companies be taxed fairly and effectively in a digital economy?

Who has applied for a new gTLD and why?

What is the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) guidance to businesses on merger assessment during the covid-19 pandemic?

Is it time to junk the junk food personalities?

Is the emerging hydrogen sector the key to achieving net zero?

What rights do airline carriers have to refuse the refund of fees paid for ancillaries purchased as an accompaniment to a flight booking that has been cancelled?

Has the 2017 Budget actually made any big changes?

What’s the 'authentaverse' and how could it be used to reduce digital fraud?

Are current city layouts futureproof?

What will be the impact of the new proposed data protection regulation?

What effect is the unpredictability of the upcoming general election result having on businesses, homeowners and renters?

Financial sanctions: what are they and what has been imposed on Russia?

How will the Procurement Act 2023 transform public sector procurement in the UK?

Are the number of insolvencies in the charity sector increasing and, if so, what is causing them and what can be done about it?

Following Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s admittance into hospital, in a government briefing earlier this week Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab claimed it is too early to consider how the UK will exit the current coronavirus lockdown. As the UK heads into the Easter bank holiday weekend and nears the end of its third week in lockdown, here are the top news stories from the business and legal world.

Around 250 million farmers and allies from the states of Punjab, Haryana and many more are peacefully protesting against agricultural reform bills introduced in India last year. This is reportedly the largest protest in human history and the efforts of Indian farmers have been supported all over the UK with rallies taking place in London and Birmingham.

In this post I explain in simple terms why the farmers are protesting and why this is relevant to us.

What new legislation has been implemented recently to address the issues with liability of fire defects? 

What reforms have been proposed for public sector pensions in response to broad economic and social factors?

As Mother’s Day approaches, I thought it‘d be a good time to reflect on my own experiences of juggling motherhood and a career as a solicitor.

If you’ve been anywhere near the gaming world lately, you’ll know that video games aren’t just video games anymore. They’re brands, they’re entertainment universes and increasingly, they’re multi-platform empires that span – film, fashion, music, merchandise and even makeup.