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Tax
HMRC consultation signals major expansion of UK uncertain tax treatment notification regime
Proposals would bring individuals, trusts and new taxes into scope alongside a contentious new notification trigger
Life Sciences and Healthcare
European courts and regulators target the intersection of regulatory and patent trends in the life sciences
The Tecfidera case and provisional pharma reform agreement put regulatory exclusivity and patent protection in focus
Life Sciences and Healthcare
CJEU judgment redraws the perimeter of EU medical device rules
Ruling on unprinted patient wristbands tightens qualification, marketing claims and distributor duties
Regulatory Outlook
Bribery, fraud and anti-money laundering | UK Regulatory Outlook July 2026
Government publishes report from Independent Review of Disclosure and Fraud Offences | HM Treasury updates advisory notice on high-risk third
Dispute resolution
Proposed UK collective claim dismissed with indemnity costs for failure to secure funding
Competition Appeal Tribunal highlights obligations of proposed class representatives and impact on defendants
Dispute resolution
Constitutional Court again criticises Madrid High Court's review of arbitral awards
Judicial control must be limited to checking that awards are reasoned in a way that allows the decision to be
Business crime
UK Crime and Policing Act 2026 widens corporate criminal liability to all offences
Section 250 removes a longstanding barrier to corporate prosecution and applies to companies of all sizes, with no compliance defence
Tax
UK Supreme Court upholds narrow interpretation of 'significant influence' in the LLP salaried members rules
UK Supreme Court upholds narrow interpretation of 'significant influence' in the LLP salaried members rules
The Building Safety Act
Wales legislates for broader building safety remediation powers
England's remediation and contribution orders model is adopted with potentially greater scope and ministerial discretion
Dispute resolution
The new DIHK Arbitration Court – an initial assessment after one and a half years
How the new arbitration institution is positioning itself and what it means for small and medium-sized enterprises
Life Sciences and Healthcare
English High Court finds government acted unlawfully in introducing regulations on lighter-touch approach to gene editing
Uncertainty remains about what will happen to the regulations as minister acted irrationally and failed to make adequate enquiries over
Dispute resolution
France extends legal privilege for the first time to in-house counsel
A new law giving statutory protections to company lawyers marks a significant shift in French corporate legal practice
