Businesses operating in the UK could be required by law to “develop, disclose and implement a transition plan that is aligned with trajectories to meet net zero by 2050”, according to plans under ...

Automotive businesses will be reassured by the UK government’s intention to ensure that decisions taken across departments ...

Businesses operating in the UK could face legal duties to “develop, disclose and implement" net zero-aligned transition plans ...

Changing US tariff policy has had knock on effects across the world economy, changing the rules of trade engagement. We assess the fallout.

The finalised Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUAB) may not include the new AI-related copyright protections that the creative industry lobby and many parliamentarians were seeking, but it does provide ...

The UK has one of the most developed employment law frameworks in the world, but how it is evolving needs to be understood in the context of the UK government’s Employment Rights Bill (ERB) (310 pages ...

There is a battle raging – cultural, social, financial – between the creative industries and the burgeoning AI industry about who has the right to access cultural material. Generative AI systems can’t ...

David Maria and Stephanie Raffini, tax and corporate law specialists at Pinsent Masons, were commenting following an announcement made by finance minister Gilles Roth at the Nexus 2025 conference.

Emily Swithenbank, intellectual property expert at Pinsent Masons, was commenting after the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in the case of Iconix Luxembourg Holdings SARL v Dream Pairs Europe ...

The decision of the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office (EPO) – which it said addressed “a point of law of fundamental importance” and would have wide relevance – is “a win for the ...

Thabiso is an Associate at Pinsent Masons Johannesburg. He is a solution-driven double graduate in Law from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Thabiso has gained valuable experience in ...

The Council of the EU and the European Parliament have reached a provisional agreement to revise the European Works Council Directive. It’s a significant development for multinational employers ...