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The Built Environment
The New Homes Quality Code revamps rules for housebuilders and developers
Regulations include pre-completion inspections, a complaints procedure and restrictions on high-pressure selling
Business crime
UK government confirms new corporate criminal offence of failure to prevent fraud
Significant development for corporate criminal liability
Real estate
UK County Court rules in favour of landlord imposing redevelopment break into renewal lease
Landlords' redevelopment plans 'trump' tenants' security of tenure under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
Dispute resolution
The Law Commission consults in England and Wales on determining the law of an arbitration agreement
Proposal of new rule where the law of the agreement is the law of the seat unless the parties expressly
Business crime
What is the UK's second Economic Crime Plan seeking to achieve?
Is the government's outcome-focused plan ambitious enough?
Dispute resolution
Ten tips to de-risk litigation for the bottom line
Beware limitation periods and multi-jurisdictions, get the right expert, manage costs and time, keep on top of insurance
Dispute resolution
UK Litigation Brief | April 2023
Welcome to the latest edition of Osborne Clarke's Litigation Brief
Regulatory Outlook
Bribery, fraud and anti-money laundering | UK Regulatory Outlook March 2023
Updated guidance on SARs Economic | Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill | Government response to House of Lords Fraud Committee
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
Next step against "greenwashing": The EU Commission's proposal for a Green Claims Directive
With its latest proposal for an EU directive on environmental claims, the EU Commission is tightening the requirements for companies
Business crime
Are you prepared for the UK Economic Crime Levy?
Entities supervised under AML rules whose UK revenue exceeds £10.2m a year will see a new levy appear on their
Financial Services
Financial Conduct Authority lays down clear priorities for UK payments sector
UK financial services regulator warns of 'unacceptable risk' that some payments firms pose to customers and the financial system's stability
Dispute resolution
Spain's Supreme Court gives clarity on reduced award amounts in rulings and paying interest
A lack of arithmetic coincidence between an amount requested and awarded doesn't prevent the payment of interest
