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Infrastructure
Planning system changes look to aid the delivery of UK infrastructure
New infrastructure strategy proposes biannual 'spatial' planning updates and removing obstacles to the consent process
ESG – Environmental, social and governance
ESG Knowledge Update | July 2025
Welcome to our Osborne Clarke ESG Knowledge Update, which offers a round-up of legal, regulatory and market news
Knowledge Notes
UK Knowledge Collection | Directors' duties, bad faith in trade mark applications, and data law for employers
Welcome to this week's Knowledge Collection
Decarbonisation
Environmental marketplaces: creating a high-integrity voluntary carbon market in the UK
Government consultation on enhancing the integrity of voluntary markets could boost confidence and catalyse investment
Energy and Energy Transition
Winds of change: UK government moves to accelerate onshore wind energy
The UK's new onshore wind strategy aims to remove barriers to development and create economic opportunities
IT and data
UK and EU GDPR for HR | Summer 2025
The Data (Use and Access) Act, work surveillance, 'excessive' subject access requests and employment records
Dispute resolution
Court of Appeal rules that UK directors must act honestly towards the company's board and members
Objectively dishonest conduct may breach director's duty to promote the success of the company in 'good faith'
Corporate
Moving on up: the why, the why not to and how of London AIM to Main Market transfers
What are the reasons for interest and the process involved and why might staying be a correct decision for some
Financial Services
International Funds Focus Quarterly | July 2025
UK regime for asset management takes two steps forward with private fund manager rules and regulatory capital proposals
Financial Services
The first six months of the FCA's new approach of 'regulating for growth'?
The FCA says it will streamline rules to boost growth but promises so far are yet to address the real
Intellectual property
UK Supreme Court affirms relevance of post-sale confusion for trade mark infringement for first time
Realistic post-sale circumstances can be considered when assessing similarity and likelihood of confusion
Intellectual property
Is there a need to rethink employee inventor remuneration in the light of AI involvement?
With AI gaining relevance in invention-processes, questions arise about whether this might devalue inventor remuneration and how companies should react.
