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UK Litigation Brief | July 2024
Welcome to the latest edition of Osborne Clarke's Litigation Brief
Energy and Energy Transition
'Wind of change': Labour government lifts de facto ban on onshore wind in the UK
The swift move indicates a strong early commitment to the green economy and to reform of the UK's planning system
Dispute resolution
English High Court limits 'spurious' misuse of private information claims in data breaches
Judgment confirms that claimants must present substantive MPI claims to enable recovery of 'after the event' premiums
Dispute resolution
UK courts' new EU case law departure powers due to enter into force later in 2024
New powers to depart from assimilated EU and domestic case law contained in the Retained EU Law Act are set
Financial Services
UK financial services firms weigh up legal and practical strategies for AML compliance
With anti-money laundering a top priority for the Financial Conduct Authority, what are the issues facing UK firms?
Financial Services
UK Financial Conduct Authority pushes through with landmark prosecution of 'finfluencers'
Businesses using 'finfluencers' to plug unauthorised financial promotions online face a reality check
Infrastructure services
How to get ahead and avoid disputes prior to UK PFI handback
As projects enter a 'sunset' period, it is time to consider areas of potential dispute and how best to avoid
Banking and finance
No silver lining: English court finds cloud computing company charge to be floating
How can creditors reduce the risk of a fixed charge being characterised as floating?
Competition, antitrust and trade
Manchester City versus the Premier League: arbitration proceedings kick-off
A successful challenge could pave the way for lucrative sponsorship deals particularly for clubs with wealthy owners
Employment and pensions
HR pensions spotlight | Automatic enrolment: are you compliant?
Employers should consider a range of measures to help reduce the risk of non-compliance
Regulatory Outlook
Bribery, fraud, anti-money laundering | UK Regulatory Outlook June 2024
General election 2024: bribery, fraud, anti-money laundering aspects | Failure to prevent fraud offence
Banking and finance
English High Court clarifies the consent requirements for administration extensions under Insolvency Act
Consent of secured creditors with no remaining economic interest is not needed to extend the administration of a company
