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Getting payment clauses wrong: drafting pitfalls in construction contracts
09/11/2026
This blog discusses the recent TCC decision in Deerns UK Ltd v VDC LHR11 Ltd: a timely reminder that sometimes the problem is not the payment notice at all but the payment machinery sitting behind it.
Goodbye golden brick? New VAT zero rate for land sold to registered social landlords
06/11/2026
This blog discusses the UK Government's plans to bring in a new zero-rated VAT treatment for land sold to registered providers of social housing.
Pre-action disclosure: what is it and can you get it from an overseas party?
06/11/2026
This article discusses pre-action disclosure, including the legal test, costs and challenges of obtaining documents from overseas parties.
Offshore Safe Weight Limit: managing workforce impacts as implementation begins
30/10/2026
This blog explores the practical and legal implications of the offshore Safe Weight Limit policy and what employers need to consider ahead of its introduction on 1 November 2026.
Trade union access rights: navigating the new statutory framework
29/10/2026
This blog provides practical guidance for employers on navigating the new statutory framework for trade union access rights and managing access requests.
Pensions adequacy: are people saving enough for retirement?
29/10/2026
This blog looks at pensions adequacy, focusing on auto-enrolment and defined benefit pension schemes.
TCC Enforces £8.7m Adjudication Award Against NEC Project Manager
23/10/2026
The TCC enforced an £8.7m award against an NEC PM for over-certification, highlighting why record keeping is vital after contractor insolvency.
AI in the workplace and Employment Tribunal litigation
09/10/2026
This article explores the ways in which generative AI is changing the volume, style and sophistication of workplace complaints and Employment Tribunal documents.
FCA material third-party arrangements: a guide to preparing for the new reporting requirements
08/10/2026
Firms must prepare for new FCA third-party reporting rules from March 2027, including materiality assessments, registers and notifications
The long arm of corporate liability: building liability orders and corporate group exposure
08/10/2026
This blog discusses how liability can extend across corporate groups, as demonstrated in the Ardmore case.
Webinar recording: Employment Law Lab - September 2026
05/10/2026
Listen to our bi-monthly employment webinar. Your one-stop for all things employment law-related.
A recipe for distress? The pressure on UK restaurants
01/10/2026
Restaurant costs are rising, consumers are spending cautiously, and restructuring is becoming increasingly important for struggling operators.
Cyber resilience for critical national infrastructure: legal and technical perspectives from Burness Paull and Quorum Cyber
28/09/2026
This article explores how geopolitical tension, legacy operational technology, AI-accelerated threats and evolving regulation are reshaping cyber resilience for operators of essential services.
In a volatile world, businesses need to focus on what they can control
25/09/2026
This blog discusses how businesses can build resilience, adapt to uncertainty and focus on what they can control in an increasingly volatile world.
Why technology lawyers should care about a Scottish landlord and tenant dispute
24/09/2026
Last week, the UK Supreme Court handed down its decision in a long-running dispute concerning one of Glasgow's most well-known restaurants.
Legal privilege should be part of every cyber incident response plan
18/09/2026
This blog discusses how legal privilege helps organisations obtain legal advice, manage cyber incidents and respond to potential regulatory scrutiny or claims.
Building and fire safety after Grenfell: the criminal process
11/09/2026
This blog explores the Grenfell criminal investigation, and what it could mean for corporate liability, senior management accountability, and safety governance.
Build-to-rent in Scotland: the impact of building safety
11/09/2026
Successful Scottish BTR delivery will depend on embedding building safety compliance and levy risk into funding, procurement and programme planning from the outset.
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