9/8/2025 9:14:54 AM ECCTA in Practice: How Company Secretaries Must Adapt to the New Rules By Chantelle Adadevoh The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) received royal assent on 26 October 2023. ECCTA serves as an essential...
7/31/2025 12:49:43 PM Awaab's Law – a legislative update and, separately, recommendations for development transactions By Triya Maicha Baljit Basra Charlotte Sawyer Ben Halsey +1 more... Show less Background and Recent developments As readers will be aware, the introduction of Awaab's Law marks a significant shift in the...
7/25/2025 7:44:07 AM The Gambling Appeals Tribunal: Introduction under the New Gibraltar Gambling Act By Andrew Montegriffo Louise Federico Anna Buhler With the Bill to repeal the Gambling Act 2005 and establish the new Gibraltar Gambling Act 2025 (the “New Act”) now published, a number...
7/23/2025 2:19:09 PM CLC Issues New Guidance to Tackle Gateway 2 Delays By Mark London Jonathan Corris Triya Maicha Following on swiftly from the recent Fast Track Process announcement, the Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has released a suite of...
7/23/2025 1:01:57 PM Change of Control: Legislative Requirements under the New Gibraltar Gambling Act By Andrew Montegriffo Louise Federico Anna Buhler With the Bill to repeal the Gambling Act 2005 and establish the new Gibraltar Gambling Act 2025 (the “New Act”) now published, a number...
7/17/2025 1:41:49 PM New Infrastructure Projects Pipeline Published By Caroline Mostowfi As promised in the Government's 10 Year Infrastructure Strategy, the pipeline for new infrastructure projects has now been published...
7/17/2025 12:50:11 PM Regulated Functions and Individuals: A new responsibility under the New Gibraltar Gambling Act By Andrew Montegriffo Louise Federico Anna Buhler With the Bill to repeal the Gambling Act 2005 and establish the new Gibraltar Gambling Act (the “New Act”) now published, a number of...
7/14/2025 10:47:09 AM The New Gibraltar Gambling Act: What to expect during the transition period? By Andrew Montegriffo Louise Federico Anna Buhler With the Bill to repeal the Gambling Act 2005 and establish the new Gibraltar Gambling Act (the “New Act”) now published, a number of...
7/10/2025 4:14:04 PM Law Commission’s review of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 in respect - business leases and security of tenure By Grant Duranti What’s this all about? The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (aka the ‘54 Act) governs security of tenure for business premises. Specifically,...
7/10/2025 3:04:04 PM Recent Government announcements and consultations, including the launch of the rebranded £39 Billion Social and Affordable Homes Programme By Jonathan Corris Triya Maicha Jonathan Jarvis The UK Government has over the last couple of weeks made several significant announcements and published a number of consultations,...
7/9/2025 1:34:07 PM UK government responds to report on British film and high-end TV By Henry Birkbeck The UK government has responded to a recent report issued by the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee in April 2025, which...
7/3/2025 12:33:07 PM New consultation published on reformed Decent Homes Standard for social and privately rented homes By Victoria Smith Anna Bennett The MHCLG launched a consultation on 2 July 2025 on a reformed Decent Homes Standard (DHS) for social and privately rented homes. This...
7/3/2025 8:55:08 AM Licensing under the New Gibraltar Gambling Act: Do you fall within scope? By Andrew Montegriffo Louise Federico Anna Buhler Following the publication of the Bill to repeal the Gambling Act 2005 and establish the new Gibraltar Gambling Act 2025 (the “New Act”) ,...
7/2/2025 8:00:54 AM UK Government Launches Ambitious Ten-Year Infrastructure Strategy – perspectives for housing and other social infrastructure By Caroline Mostowfi Following the recent Spending Review and related announcements, the UK Government has now provided a landmark ten-year Infrastructure...
6/30/2025 10:42:54 AM Fraud’s new frontline: Why civil litigators are thinking criminal By Michael Lewis The traditional divide between civil and criminal enforcement is blurring, particularly in complex fraud cases. With public agencies...
6/26/2025 4:20:14 PM Who’s policing the platform? Platform liability and the rising tide of online fraud By Michael Lewis Online fraud is now the UK’s most common crime. And while victims once bore the brunt alone, attention is turning sharply toward the...