Rob Harkavy

Some overseas workers will keep their five-year route to UK residence but, for others, a longer wait means more expense for employers.

Judges rule that investors cannot sell the right to enforce an ICSID award against a state without its consent.

Tax tribunal largely upholds privilege claims over internal papers concerning payments between the firm’s international and US businesses.

Platforms fail to overturn information notices as English High Court says objections to compliance costs need proper evidence.

Foreign suppliers winning major military contracts could be required to bring jobs and technology to Britain under a new government policy.

English High Court allows partial enforcement of an Italian inheritance judgment after an acrimonious dispute.

Crypto exchange agrees five-year restrictions on unlawful promotions as regulator pursues overseas firms courting British consumers.

Ontario court approves compensation and future limits on insurance charges, alongside generous fees for lawyers.

Budget proposals would end longstanding tax exemptions on UK property income and gains, with new rules taking effect in 2029.

The High Court of England and Wales gives thousands of motorists 21 days to preserve their claims against Stellantis.

An invalid land purchase option did not release an estate from promises made by its late owner, High court rules.

Court rules that failure to follow specified safety measures can jeopardise insurance cover even where a contractor has not acted recklessly.

Alexandra Poynter joins Squire Patton Boggs, enhancing their Birmingham office with her expertise in infrastructure investment.

Employers in the UK face difficult questions about reasonable adjustments, recruitment and the risk of litigation.

Court approves restructuring of German manufacturer’s holding company, with arrangements to protect the rights of a creditor affected by sanctions.

White-collar crime and commercial litigation specialist Rahman Ravelli has entered administration.

European Parliament and Council reach provisional agreement on simpler securitisation rules intended to release bank capital for lending.

Tribunal rules that environmental information can be subject to disclosure even when held by businesses rather than the regulator itself.

Interest outstrips lost profits as Dutch court orders brewing group to compensate Greek rival for years of exclusionary practices.

Energy giant cannot deduct compensation paid to customers and charities from taxable profits, rules Supreme Court.