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Tools and guidance to help retailers prepare for the key legal and regulatory changes ahead.
The UK is set to overhaul electronic communications legislation and bring it up-to-date and in line with new European legislation – whatever happens on Brexit.
We approach a brave new world of Gigabit full-fibre fixed communications, 5G mobile technologies, data driven markets enabled by true AI, with the potential for huge commercial and social growth and benefits. Follow our...
The implications of Brexit on our legal system will be wide-ranging and far-reaching. To support our clients, we will regularly update you on a range of issues as they unfold.
Open Banking is driving innovation in banking and customer experience but also presents new challenges around security and data protection.
As the UK moves towards a carbon neutral future, electric vehicles are the new watchword. We explore what this means for the energy market and investors through a series of legal insights.
Prepare your business for the new General Data Protection Regulation with expert insight from our data protection and privacy team.
Keep up to speed with the legal, regulatory and technological issues involved in tackling payment fraud.
Our Senior Managers Regime hot topic features news and insight to help banks, building societies, investment firms and UK branches of foreign banks prepare for the new regime.
We've been involved in the energy sector for over 20 years and have been instrumental in tackling the legal issues around energy storage projects. Read the latest insights from our energy specialists.
Our Planning for Successful Development events bring commercial developers, development investors, funders and landowners together to discuss the issues impacting property development.
Under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), landlords could face substantial penalties for letting energy inefficient properties.
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