A deal that paves the way for businesses in Britain and the EU to trade livestock and food products more freely between one ...

A recent decision to permit a new data centre to be developed to the north-west of London, highlights the benefits of choosing sites for new data centres that are near to where other data centres are ...

Brand owners now have certainty over UK rules affecting their ability to control how their goods are traded after they have been first marketed, an expert has said. Emily Swithenbank of Pinsent Masons ...

Proposed changes to workers’ compensation legislation seek to address a recent blowout in compensation costs and a rise in insurance premiums for psychological injuries in the workplace. The New South ...

Disclosure remains one of the most significant cost drivers in litigation and investigations. From managing huge volumes of data to coordinating multiple teams and technology platforms, the process ...

An increasing number of businesses are likely to ask the Unified Patent Court (UPC) to find that patents they hold rights in have been infringed in countries that do not participate in the UPC system ...

Changes to French law on class actions took effect earlier this month and mark a significant step towards a more coherent and accessible collective redress system. By introducing a unified legal ...

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) published its gas, renewable energy and hydrogen partnership in South Africa report on 22 April, emphasising the synergies between these ...

Pinsent Masons advises Balbec Capital on its first European public securitisation Multinational law firm, Pinsent Masons LLP, has advised IGCF VI Euro, L.P. a sub-fund of Balbec Capital LP, a global ...