Pinsent Masons

The UK government has been called on to provide guidance to those administering UK pension schemes, to help them meet their fiduciary duties...

The UK government’s pending Football Governance Bill should have a smooth passage to become law before summer if it passes the next major te...

Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping companies get their arms around the fast-growing range of regulation they face and is becoming an es...

Recent London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) analysis highlights the institution’s cost-effectiveness and efficiency, making it a...

The UK should move to a more centralised system for the regulation of AI if sector regulators fail to sufficiently promote innovation in the...

The UK has chosen to take a less centralised approach to the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) than the EU. Financial services regu...

The UK is likely to require major multinational businesses to disclose publicly how much tax they pay in each country they operate in, follo...

Financial services firms are used to seeing regulatory change, but 2025 promises to be a year in which the UK regulatory landscape evolves m...

Businesses could see material changes to UK data protection laws in 2025 at a time when the compatibility of those laws with equivalent legi...

New rules being consulted on by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) should help fund managers manage risks from operating o...

Modernised arbitration rules introduced by the Qatar International Centre for Conciliation and Arbitration (QICCA) have come into effect.

A recent study on the population-health impact of new drugs demonstrates a disconnected economist-driven approach to the benefits that such...

Further details of the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA’s) proposed regulatory regime for cryptoassets have been published in a new dis...

Technology companies offering products and services in the EU will need to prepare for significant changes to be brought in by the new Produ...

A recent judgment by the Court of Appeal in London helpfully pulls together existing principles of trade mark law to clarify that market con...

A recent Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber) decision serves as an important reminder to corporate taxpayers that there is a wide excl...

“Balancing the books”, stimulating growth, and getting value for money will be the key themes in construction procurement in the coming mont...

A recent English Court of Appeal ruling has cleared the way for a full trial of a long-running environmental class action against Shell brou...

Companies that incur expenditure on research and development (R&D) may be able to claim enhanced UK corporation tax relief. Small or medium...

Changes signed into law in Ireland last month will be welcomed by multinational enterprises and large Irish domestic companies, because of t...

Changes signed into law in Ireland last month will be welcomed by multinational enterprises and large Irish domestic companies, because of t...

Planning reforms confirmed in England should encourage developers to bring forward plans for more small-scale solar and onshore wind project...

The Supreme Court of New South Wales (NSW) has provided further guidance on a party’s duty to act reasonably when attempting to mitigate its...

“Inadequate contract administration” continues to be a top cause of disputes referred to construction adjudication in the UK.

The EU’s highest court, on the request of the French Court of Cassation, could provide clarity on whether businesses that make payments to p...