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The 2025 Spending Review marks a pivotal shift in the UK’s fiscal and industrial strategy, with significant ramifications for companies operating in the health, science & technology and defence sectors.
Experienced commercial litigator Matthew Moy explains what arbitration is and how the AA 2025 will help to clarify and refine key aspects of the arbitration process by improving efficiency, fairness and legal certainty.
Our procurement lawyers recap the changes introduced by the Procurement Act 2023 which all contracting authorities and companies must comply with.
What does the decision in Cheshire Estate & Legal Limited (CEL) v Blanchfield & Ors [2024] mean for company directors and shareholders? Our commercial litigators explain.
We've been recognised again in The Times' Best Law Firms guide for 2025, with our commercial dispute resolution and family law teams receiving commendations.
The Procurement Act 2023 has been delayed by four months and will now commence on 24 February 2025. Here's four practical steps for contracting authorities.
It’s important for contracting authorities and bidders to understand the remedies available under the Procurement Act 2023 ahead of February 2025.
Here, Eleanor Green provides a guide for footballers (and other athletes) looking to maximise their commercial income and maintain control over their image rights.
We explore the ‘on-field’ agreements to help football players protect their reputations, financial security and rights.
March 2024 was a busy month in the world of public procurement law, with a number of developments.
How will the Procurement Act’s objectives replace existing procurement principles? Our commercial law team explores.
