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Will the new Cyber Monitoring Centre’s categorisation scale really help?
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Will the new Cyber Monitoring Centre’s categorisation scale really help?

Colin Hayes from Penningtons Manches Cooper shares his thoughts on whether the new cyber incident categorisation scale from the Cyber Monitoring Centre is likely to...
24 Apr 2025
Reforming the law of apologies in civil proceedings in England and Wales
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Reforming the law of apologies in civil proceedings in England and Wales

Jon Crocker and Megan Owen from Bindmans assess the government’s efforts to reform the law surrounding apologies in civil claims in England and Wales and...
11 Apr 2025
Cracking down on corporate secrecy: what the ECCTA means for UK businesses
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Cracking down on corporate secrecy: what the ECCTA means for UK businesses

Katie Bewick and Mike Barrington explore how tougher transparency rules, mandatory ID checks, and new penalties are reshaping UK corporate ownership and compliance
10 Apr 2025
Redefining responsibility: the evolution of corporate criminal liability in the UK
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Redefining responsibility: the evolution of corporate criminal liability in the UK

Exploring the UK's landmark shift in corporate criminal law and its implications
7 Apr 2025
Trump’s DEI policies can’t affect UK legal firms? Think again
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Trump’s DEI policies can’t affect UK legal firms? Think again

As the Trump administration 2.0 continues to cause turmoil, Catherine Hobby, Kingsley Owusu and Robert Sizer explore the detrimental impact on UK diversity, equality and...
4 Apr 2025
The likely impact of the Procurement Act 2023 in practice
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The likely impact of the Procurement Act 2023 in practice

Following the coming into force of the Procurement Act 2023 in February, Jennifer Clarke, a Legal Director in Shoosmiths’ commercial team, takes a closer look...
28 Mar 2025
Navigating shifting sands: the retreat from diversity pledges and the UK business landscape
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Navigating shifting sands: the retreat from diversity pledges and the UK business landscape

Sajida Hussain, a Legal Director at Addleshaw Goddard, takes a closer look at the retreat by certain notable companies in regard to their diversity commitments...
27 Mar 2025
The space collision crisis: the future of orbital law
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The space collision crisis: the future of orbital law

Randeep Bubbra explores the legal, regulatory, and technological challenges of space collisions, liability, and the need for updated frameworks in the expanding space economy.
24 Mar 2025
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