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As the new year begins, it’s the ideal time to “take stock” and put proactive measures in place to protect your farm or agricultural business. By planning ahead, you can reduce the risks of conflict and ensure the future security of your farming legacy.
Predictably as this judgment involved novel points of law, we’ve not heard the last of the Getty Images v Stability AI battle in the UK courts over infringement of copyright and the training of AI models.
In this article, Charles Pigott offers an overview of the new framework for union access agreements set out in the Employment Rights Act 2025.
The Employment Rights Act had a long and complicated Parliamentary journey which it finally completed on 16 December 2025. It received Royal Assent two days later.
The Employment Rights Act had a long and complicated Parliamentary journey which it finally completed on 16 December 2025. It received Royal Assent two days later.
The Employment Rights Act 2025 was introduced in the House of Commons last year and is in the final stages of the Parliamentary process.
In this briefing we will focus the provisions in the Employment Rights Act which will make certain fire and re-hire dismissals automatically unfair. The Government plans to implement these changes in October 2026.
The case of Lumb v NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB & Anor [2024] EWCOP 57 (T2) relates to a public health budget and whether the management of this falls within the usual authorisations for a property and affairs deputy.
The High Court considered whether a bankruptcy order, made by the Office of the Adjudicator, should be annulled due to lack of jurisdiction. The case considered key issues for trustees and cross-border insolvency practitioners.
The court has rejected a bankrupt’s applications for disclosure and an injunction, while striking out the bankrupt’s negligence claim relating to a property sale, citing disproportionate or irrelevant requests and unsustainable claims.
In relation to an EMI special administration, the ICC judge in this case considered whether closing out customer contracts could have the effect of creating an expense liability for in the money customers.
Earlier this summer, Sir Alastair Norris sanctioned Poundland’s restructuring plan which has prevented this well-known retailer from entering administration.