James Stewart writes for Tax Journal on changes to the share exchanges and reorganisation rules in the 2025 Budget

"...it is clear the revised legislation is potentially wider than its predecessor in catching tax avoidance or reduction arrangements, even when they are part of a larger genuinely commercial transaction..."

Georgina Muskett writes for Property Week on the conundrum of green leasing

There is ever-growing demand for energy-efficient and net zero buildings, and green leasing is increasingly becoming an expectation rather than mere aspiration.

Jamie Cartwright writes for Independent Schools Magazine on how VAT on private school fees is shaping the future of the independent education sector

After the High Court backed VAT on private school fees, Jamie Cartwright, Partner, considers and ponders on what happens next.

Property Week quotes Andrew Ross on the case of Romal Capital v Peel Holdings

Andrew Ross explains that this David versus Goliath case "shows how courts are willing to balance the preservation of heritage and public interest in practical terms".

Aileen Johnson writes for Briefing Magazine on our Firm's knowledge function and the Central Knowledge Lawyer role

Aileen reflects on the circumstances that have influenced the creation of a new Central Knowledge lawyer position — and how this role is embodying the growing influence of the knowledge function within the Firm.

Law 360 quotes Caroline Greenwell on the BHP dam case and legal risks for UK businesses

A landmark ruling holding mining giant BHP liable for a catastrophic dam collapse in Brazil signals the English courts' growing readiness to hold U.K.-based multinationals to account for harm overseas.

Citywealth quotes Jonathan Burt on how foundations and tax transparency in the UAE are changing wealth structures

With rising migration from the UK, Europe, Asia and Latin America, the DIFC and ADGM have reached a point of critical mass, emerging as trusted centres for estate planning, corporate structuring and next generation wealth management.

Hannah Gornall writes for The Law Society Gazette on the Malicious Communications Act 1998 (MCA)

While most people are familiar with the concept of public nuisance, this incident has thrown a spotlight on to a little-known piece of legislation known as the Malicious Communications Act 1998 (MCA). 

Dewdney Drew writes for the AI Journal on AI actors and the legal hurdles facing a digital revolution

The creative industries are rarely short of legal grey areas, but AI actors inhabit a particularly foggy patch.