9 posts categorised "Corporate"

August 06, 2019 The future of UK corporate “Failure to Prevent” offences? On 8 March 2019, the House of Commons published a report on the future of UK corporate "Failure to Prevent" offences following an enquiry into economic crime launched a year before by the Treasury Committee. What will be required in the UK’s fight against economic crime?

May 17, 2019 Supreme Court provides updated guidance on professional negligence claims involving loss of a chance The Supreme Court's judgment on the court’s approach to determining loss of chance in a professional negligence claim. We've summarised the first opportunity that the Supreme Court had to review the rules of loss of chance since the Allied Maples case.

November 03, 2017 The role of the contingent workforce 2017/18 promises to be a fascinating and in many ways pivotal period for the Financial Services sector both in the UK and globally. Many Financial...

May 18, 2017 The nuances of input VAT recovery By Prem Mehta and Prinal Nathwani Central to the operation of the VAT system is the principle that a fully taxable business should not have...

April 28, 2017 Criminal Finances Bill finally becomes law as the Criminal Finances Act 2017 is passed By Keily Blair and Victoria Murphy Yesterday, 27 April 2017, the hotly anticipated Criminal Finances Bill finally received Royal Assent and became the Criminal Finances...

March 14, 2017 The ever changing landscape of corporate criminal liability for economic crime - what does this mean for financial institutions? By Keily Blair and Andrea Holder Many commentators, regulators and policy makers believe that broadening corporate criminal liability is a step in the right direction....

January 31, 2017 CJEU confirms that interest is recoverable on wrongly paid duties By David Anderson Back in September we posted an update on the Advocate-General's opinion in Wortmann KG Internationale Shuhproduktionen (Case C-365/15), in which it was...

January 31, 2017 Clarifying the scope of the cost-sharing exemption By Prinal Nathwani and David Anderson It is common for many businesses to come together and pool resources as a means of sharing these resources...

July 26, 2016 Blockchain: What does it mean for the legal world? By Oliver Williams Blockchain, and the emergence of smart contracts – code that automatically executes a contractual term - raises some interesting legal questions. Once...

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