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The recent decision of the TCC in GS Woodland court GP 1 Ltd & Anor v RGCM & Others [2026] EWHC 351 (TCC) offers a helpful take on a number of issues which commonly arise in the context of building safety claims. Ben Hardiman and Faye Sanderson explore its consequences in this article.
A quick overview of the new fire safety rules taking effect on 6 April 2026, outlining the duties for responsible persons to identify vulnerable residents and prepare compliant PEEPs and building‑wide evacuation plans.
US court action highlights growing risk around dark patterns. In this article, we explore what this means for digital design, compliance and UK and EU regulation.
CQC is consulting on a new Adult Social Care assessment framework. We explain the key changes, what’s different from the SAF and what providers should do now.
In this article, we examine the principal reforms to the Development Consent Order process under the Planning and Infrastructure Act 2025 and supporting secondary legislation.
This briefing sets out what the proposed retention bans and wider reforms mean from a legal, commercial, and industry‑practice perspective. We consider the proposal from the perspective of employers, contractors, subcontractors and consultants, and highlight amendments which may need to be made to the JCT, NEC and FIDIC standard forms should the reforms come into being.
12 March 2026 saw the submission deadline for responses to two government consultations: one on reducing the prevalence of private estate management arrangements and a second on increased protections for freehold homeowners required to pay service charges. In this article, we explore the consultations in more depth.
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 brings major changes for Build to Rent (BTR). We explain what applies from May 2026 and how BTR operators should prepare now.
The UK biotech sector continues to demonstrate a quiet but determined resilience, even as investors navigate more cautious global market conditions.
On 10 July 2025, the English Devolution and Communities Bill was introduced to Parliament. While the Bill’s wider aim is to devolve more powers to local authorities and stimulate regional growth, one provision has attracted particular attention from property owners and investors.
On 11 March 2026, the ASA issued a republished ruling upholding its May 2025 decision, following a months‑long independent review initiated by ZOE.
The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) is ushering in a period of change for UK data protection laws. For those working in life sciences, these changes present an opportunity when using personal data in research and should be considered when planning their data privacy compliance programs.