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Future-proofing supply chains
UK companies need to be aware of the incoming EU Forced Labour Regulation
Eradicating forced labour in supply chains will become a condition of entry for EU markets
The Built Environment
Building Safety Levy delayed but rates confirmed by UK government
The levy's details and implications are the subject of much speculation and concern among UK-based developers
Business crime
Responding to dawn raids: an introductory guide for sports organisations
This article, by Osborne Clarke partner Jeremy Summers, was first published on LawInSport
Dispute resolution
International enforcement strategy – an overview
This article, by Osborne Clarke partner Andrew Bartlett, was first published in the International Comparative Legal Guide on the Enforcement
Dispute resolution
UK's SRA publishes guidance on internal investigations for in-house lawyers
The guidance comes in the wake of the Post Office scandal and is essential reading for all involved in investigations
Real estate
English High Court rules in favour of landlord opposing lease renewal under 'ground G'
The decision was made on the basis of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and an intention to occupy for
Financial Services
UK payments watchdog to be axed in move to simplify regulatory burden on business
The PSR's responsibilities will be consolidated into the FCA as part of a deregulation drive to boost economic growth
Dispute resolution
New regulation puts focus on civil procedural costs in Spain
It is essential to pay attention to the ADR reforms when requesting the imposition of costs in legal pleadings
Asset tracing and enforcement
UK Fraud, Asset Tracing and Enforcement Update March 2025
Developments in cross-border disputes law and practice in England and Wales
Business crime
Are you prepared for the 'failure to prevent fraud' offence in the UK?
The new corporate criminal offence of "failure to prevent fraud" is set to reshape the compliance landscape for commercial organisations
Dispute resolution
German Chamber of Commerce and Industry establishes arbitration institution
The DIHK Arbitration Court offers digital case management and a procedure loosely based on German judicial practice, positioning itself as
Real estate
UK Supreme Court clarifies 10-year 'reasonable belief' requirement in adverse possession applications
Ruling highlights the need for landowners to inspect regularly for encroachment to minimise the risk of a costly dispute
