The New Deal for Consumers introduces new legislation designed to protect consumers from receiving goods which are of an inferior quality to those sold in other member states – so-called "dual quality" goods. The new rules will force manufacturers to address differences in composition or specification or to increase transparency for consumers in relation to "dual quality" products.

On 9 March Osborne Clarke hosted, in association with Paul Pincus of New York law firm Ortoli Rosenstadt, a webinar looking at M&A trends in the US and UK in the Workforce Solutions Sector.

The future of the office is a key issue for many of our clients right now as demand for flexible office space accelerates. We've been working with the Plus X team for some time and we've always been impressed by their ambition and commitment to innovation. We're pleased to share this video introduction to the Plus X business.