The UK government has proposed to “strengthen the foundations” of the #lifesciences sector and to “reduce the uncertainty” arising out of numerous areas, including the #planning system. We write on what we can expect to see in this space: crs.law/YAmQ50Te9QI #RealEstate

In 2023, Authorised Push Payment fraud amounted to a loss of £341 million in the UK. This article will consider two new high court cases which have recently developed in this area, and the upcoming mandatory reimbursement rules: crs.law/5cIO50Teams #DisputeResolution #Fraud

Can you be contractually prevented from objecting to an application for a Development Consent Order? In this article, we cover a recent case which has important applications across #planning and public law spheres: crs.law/S7i750TffyQ #RealEstate

Tax rises in the upcoming Budget are widely expected as the UK government made clear that difficult decisions lie ahead on spending, welfare and tax. The The Telegraph quotes Dominic Lawrance on anticipated tax changes and the impact on non-doms: crs.law/rBsr50TffCG

The October Budget is fast approaching, but what should #LandedEstates, or our private clients more generally, look to do? Assuming capital taxes are on the Chancellor's agenda, we explore planning points with a focus on these taxes: crs.law/al4h50TfhFO #CapitalGains #Tax

Join Robert Reymond as he chairs the panel 'Jurisdictions and structures used by Latin American families for estate and succession planning' at the #IBAMexico conference 2024. Find out more here: crs.law/iUMQ50T2bW1 #PrivateWealth #LatinAmerica #IBA2024 IBA Events

Don't look back in anger... but why did #Oasis ticket prices skyrocket when they went on sale last week? Here, we discuss 'dynamic pricing' in the live music industry and dynamic pricing in EU and UK law: crs.law/z23W50ThcF0 #OasisTickets #OasisTour #DynamicPricing

On the final weekend of the 2024 Paralympic Games, Benoît Pasquier and Alex Needham co-author an opinion piece for City A.M. on ensuring a more equitable future at the Olympic Games. Read it here: crs.law/MBK750Tj1xw #Olympics #Paralympics #DisputeResolution #Commercial

The Financial Conduct Authority published two proposing rules for a new public offers and admission to trading regime, under the Public Offers and Admissions to Trading Regulations 2024. We discuss the key proposals in Consultation Paper 24/12 here: crs.law/v7HU50Tj3az

There are various circumstances in which you may need to remove a trustee from a trust. Here we write an overview on removing trustees from trusts, as a starting point for individuals and professionals who are involved with trusts: crs.law/cPIp50Tj4ci #Trustee #Trust

Taylor Swift’s generous donation to UK Food Banks during her #ErasTour has made a significant impact, helping to support sustainable operations and fight poverty. Her contribution allows food banks to create long-term solutions for those in need: crs.law/JBHy50Tl5Rl

Sara Sheffield will introduce the panel 'Asset recovery hot topics: Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean in focus' at the International Bar Association conference. Find out more about our plans at #IBAMexico here: crs.law/ONOA50T2aFi #IBA2024 #AssetRecovery IBA Events

This Hollywood romance has an international twist. Did Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck enter into a pre-nuptial agreement, and how might an agreement protect their assets? Read more here: crs.law/CVhZ50Tl9ip #Family #FamilyLaw #Bennifer #Prenups #Divorce

Becoming a non-executive director in a company can be a rewarding and strategic move for many individuals. In this piece, Mark Howard writes for the Financial Times’s Your Questions column on the pros and cons of becoming a non-executive director: crs.law/c5S450TlarA #NED #Corporate #FT

On 1 September 2024, changes to the succession rules surrounding the tests of suitability and eligibility came into force in England and Wales. Here, Helena Taynton discusses what this could mean for you: crs.law/y9Lv50Tn4Hi #Agriculture #RealEstate #Holdings #Succession

Our Africa team worked alongside our client, Mirova, on their £20 million debt funding to ManoCap Energy, a West Africa renewable energy specialist. Read more about our work here: crs.law/QFmz50TjZri #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #Corporate #Banking #Finance #Commercial

The upcoming 'tax hike' for #PrivateSchool fees will fall in the middle of the academic year and before the next tax and financial year, on 1 January 2025. Our Family and Private Office teams discuss what this might mean for you: crs.law/o21O50ToeNT #VAT #Tax #FamilyLaw

The UK has ratified the Hague Judgments Convention 2019 with effect from 1 July 2025. We discuss what this means for cross-border recognition and enforcement of judgements between England and Wales and the EU: crs.law/enQk50Tpbk4 #PrivateClient

The #Planning and #Infrastructure Bill aims to accelerate the delivery of high-quality infrastructure and housing in the UK. We explore how the Bill will accelerate growth by tackling several key issues: crs.law/lLpT50Tpkau #RealEstate

Our new sponsored episode of HeritageXplore is with pottery icon, Emma Bridgewater. Violet Manners discusses Emma’s commitment to resurrecting the British pottery industry. Catch the full episode tomorrow. #HiddenHeritage #HeritageXplore #BritishHistory #Podcast