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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
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
UK General Election
What does the UK general election 2024 mean for digital and data policy and the TMC sector?
What we know so far on what the main political parties would do if they win power on 4 July
UK General Election
What can the retail and consumer sector expect from the next UK government?
Competing priorities for the next government – the future of the high street, business rates, food advertising and the new
Regulatory Outlook
Advertising and marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook June 2024
UK general election 2024: advertising aspects of parties' manifestos | ASA publishes report on children's exposure to age-restricted TV ads
IT and data
Cyber attack on a UK staffing company: a 'war story'
What lessons can workforce solutions companies draw from a recent ransomware attack that likely affected 250,000 people?
Regulatory Outlook
Advertising and marketing | UK Regulatory Outlook May 2024
ASA publishes outcome of its consumer research into environmental claims in food advertising | ASA publishes new guidance on ad
Knowledge Notes
Finishing Parliamentary business in the 'wash-up' ahead of UK general election: what legislation has survived and what has fallen?
Prorogation brought Parliamentary business to an end, meaning all draft legislation not passed is lost
