Italy: Hydrogen Regulatory Framework
Italy is aiming to invest approximately €10 billion in the hydrogen sector by 2030, with around half of that amount stemming from European funds and private investments as set out in the National...
View ArticleUK labor law update - March 2021
Welcome to our March UK labor law quarterly update. This edition contains the following content: News round-up The labor exchange podcast: In our quarterly podcast we look back at how trade unions...
View ArticleHigh Court grants search order against a non-party against whom there was no...
Anastasia Vladimirovna Koldyreva v Anatoly Leonidovich Motylev & Ors [2020] EWHC 3084 (Ch) Facts of the case Following the court granting the Applicant (“A”) a worldwide freezing order against the...
View ArticleBarker's Dozen box set
Welcome to the box set for our topical pensions podcast, Barker's Dozen. Each episode, François Barker, Head of Pensions, introduces an informal 13-minute discussion on a topical issue. DB to DC...
View ArticleA need to re-think law and practice on a change of contractor
A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal decision has overturned established understanding of TUPE law on a change of contractor (a so-called “service provision change”), concluding that affected employees...
View ArticleThe global HR strategist
As global employers steer through the legal and practical employment implications associated with the evolving business and legal landscape, a number of strategic elements will come into play. Steps...
View ArticleUK Deposit Return Scheme delay to implementation but further details provided
Background: Deposit return scheme The UK government had intended to introduce a Deposit Return Scheme (“DRS”) from 2023 on the back of a public consultation in 2019 which indicated strong support for...
View ArticleThe Wrong Market: The insurance brokers duty to protect its client from the...
In the recent Commercial Court case of ABN Amro Bank N.V. v Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance plc & Ors [2021] EWHC 442 (Comm), the Court held that the Bank’s insurers were liable for the Bank’s...
View ArticleA swift judgment in the appeal in Adams -v- Options UK Personal Pensions LLP
On 1 April 2021, the Court of Appeal (“CoA”) handed down its judgment in Adams -v- Options UK Personal Pensions LLP. Mr Adams raised two primary arguments in his appeal against Options UK Personal...
View ArticleRestoring Trust in audit and corporate governance: proposed Audit and...
The latest in our series of briefings examining the UK Government White Paper on financial reporting reform - Restoring trust in audit and corporate governance examines the proposals for companies in...
View ArticlePayment Matters: No. 49
Welcome to the latest edition of Payment Matters, our regular legal update exclusively for organisations involved in the payments market. In this edition, we discuss the implications from developments...
View ArticleRenewable energy technologies and Future Wales
Turley and Eversheds Sutherland welcome the publication of Future Wales: The National Plan 2040 and Edition 11 of Planning Policy Wales. The documents recognise renewable energy as a priority matter...
View ArticleCoronavirus The extension of protective measures and navigating the ease...
This briefing outlines the plan of the step-by-step lifting of the additional government measures which were introduced to mitigate the consequences of the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic i.e....
View ArticleCoronavirus - Phased reopening of the economy - Mauritius
As Mauritius prepares itself for the First Phase of the partial reopening of its economy, as from 01 April 2021, the Temporary Restriction of Movement Order currently in force in Mauritius, which was...
View ArticleHigh Court considers cut-off date and costs of advertising under a GLO
Weaver v British Airways Plc [2021] EWHC 2017 (2 February 2021) Facts of the case Following a cyberattack on British Airways (BA), large numbers of claims were made alleging that the attack’s success...
View ArticleThe Only Road to the New Normal Runs Through the Old
Cities are machines for making high-speed history; vast crucibles where people work, play and invent the future together. Ten million minds are better than one. Mass housing, metros, tower blocks,...
View ArticleImmigration round-up: March 2021
Welcome to the first of our regular immigration round-ups, providing a helpful summary of what's new and in the pipeline for UK immigration, along with links to a wealth of detailed resources...
View ArticleWhy diversity and inclusion are regulatory issues
Why are diversity and inclusion (D&I) regulatory issues? Nikhil Rathi, CEO of the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), addressed this question in a recent speech at the launch of the HM Treasury...
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