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Privilege and litigation funding – a tightrope walk
A recent decision by the High Court has held that communications with a litigation funder (a third party) may not be protected by litigation privilege and could therefore fall to...
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Converting leisure contracts to the agency model: best practice and benefits
This session will explore how leisure operators and local authorities can transition existing contracts to an agency model, highlighting practical considerations, common considerations, and the key benefits such an approach...
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Joanna Rees appointed Co-Chair of TAG Alliances Construction & Real Estate Speciality Group
Blake Morgan Construction Partner Joanna Rees has been appointed as Co-Chair of the TAG Alliances Construction & Real Estate Speciality Group.
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Increasing concern about Employment Tribunal backlog
What is the impact of a backlog of Employment Tribunal cases and how can this be tackled? On 11 June 2026, the Government published Employment Tribunal statistics for the latest...
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New requirements for a data protection complaints process
Data controllers, which in the context of pension schemes, may include pension scheme trustees, administrators, the employer or third parties, are now required to have a process for handling data...
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YouTube Shorts triumph: the Court of Appeal confirms descriptive trade marks offer limited protection
Are commonly used, descriptive words such as “shorts” capable of being adequately protected from use by others? The Court of Appeal revisited this debate on 25 May 2026, handing down...
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Important updates on the Government’s Earned Settlement proposals
Proposed changes to eligibility thresholds for settlement or Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) were announced by the Government in November 2025, increasing the standard waiting time from five to 10...
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New concierge service and visa fees’ reimbursement scheme to help the UK’s fastest-growing firms scale up and attract talent
In June, the Government announced a new bespoke concierge service for UK businesses of the future to start, scale and stay in the UK. This is part of the Business...
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Public Sector Insights Cymru: Health Impact Assessment (Wales) Regulations 2025
We are delighted to invite you to join us for our in-person event: Public Sector Insights Cymru – Catch up on consultation and implementation of the Health Impact Assessment (Wales)...
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No service, no jurisdiction: lessons from Valentine London v Secretary of State
The High Court’s decision in Valentine London Ltd v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government [2026] EWHC 790 (Admin) continues to evidence the importance of strict compliance...
