Property Week, Construction News and Construction Wave quote David Savage on the latest round of insolvency statistics in the sector

David argues: "We need a system that recognises the specific challenges the industry faces and supports firms to invest and grow with confidence".

Ahmad Anani, Jihane Rizk, Sevcan Aydemir and Christina Hazboun write for The Oath on Qatar’s corporate governance framework

Charles Russell Speechlys explores how Qatar’s evolving corporate governance framework fosters transparency and long-term growth across sectors, in line with the country’s national ambitions for sustainable economic development.

Planning, Housing Today and ENDS Report quote Claire Fallows on the Supreme Court's long awaited nutrient neutrality ruling

Claire explains that the appeal "was ultimately allowed on the basis that the relevant protected site was not directly subject to the Habitat Regulation".

Citywealth quotes Sally Ashford on elder protection and mental capacity

As longevity rises, so do complex questions of mental capacity, cross-border inheritance, and elder protection.

The Lawyer and Law 360 quote James Hyne on our involvement in the landmark Greensill trial

Charles Russell Speechlys and Daniel Lewis of Wilberforce Chambers acted for the Seventh Defendant, Greensill Limited, which is a company in liquidation acting by its joint liquidators, Geoffrey Rowley and Paul Allen of FRP.

A range of titles, including CNN, The Lawyer and Law.com International reference our role advising OPAP on its landmark 16 billion euro merger with National Lottery operator Allwyn

The transaction positions the new entity as the second-largest listed lottery and gaming operator globally, with an equity value of €16 billion.

The Huffington Post quotes Shona Alexander and James Elliot-Hughes on the use of parenting plans for separated parents

• But what actually is a parenting plan?
• What’s in them?
• And is it generally recommended for separated couples who have kids?

Claudine Morgan and Hannah Gornall write for Influence Magazine on whether you can be sued for a social media post

Claudine Morgan, Partner, and Hannah Gornall, Associate, in the Reputation Management team write an article for Influence Magazine on whether you can be sued for can be sued for a social media post.

Ahmad Anani and Sevcan Aydemir write for The Legal Industry Qatar Edition on corporate governance and establishing a framework for sustainable growth

Ahmad Anani, Head of Capital Markets and Regulation (Middle East) and Sevcan Aydemir, Senior Associate in the Corporate team, write for The Legal Industry Qatar Edition on corporate governance in Qatar and establishing a framework for sustainable growth.

Private Equity News and Property Week quote Mark White on Blackstone's potential bid for UK self-storage firm Big Yellow

Mark explains that a "deal would represent a vote of confidence not just in the self-storage sector, but also in the broader living sector..."

A range of property and construction titles including Property Week, PBC Today and New Civil Engineer, quote Josh Risso-Gill on the potential redevelopment of the Emirates Stadium

Arsenal FC is reportedly exploring a significant redevelopment of the Emirates Stadium, potentially increasing its seating capacity and delivering a multi-functional, digital-first stadium.

Rhys Novak and Robin Hayden write for Personnel Today on the failure to prevent fraud offence and considerations for HR professionals

Rhys Novak, Partner, and Robin Hayden, Associate, provide guidance on the key considerations HR professionals should bear in mind to ensure their organisations are protected.

Jue Jun Lu writes for LexisNexis Arbitration UK on key reforms under newly revised arbitration law in China

China has introduced a landmark overhaul of its arbitration framework with the release of the 2025 PRC Arbitration Law, marking the first major revision since the legislation was originally enacted.

Harriet Betteridge writes for Tax Journal on the new IHT tax rules for pensions in the UK

In the Autumn Budget 2024, it was announced that from 6 April 2027, almost all unused pension funds and pension death benefits will form part of an individual’s taxable estate for IHT purposes.

Tamasin Perkins and Thomas Snider write for Trust Quarterly Review on the role of arbitration and mediation in resolving cross-border trust disputes

In an article for Trust Quarterly Review, Tamasin Perkins, Private Wealth Disputes Partner, and Thomas Snider, International Arbitration Partner, explore avenues for mediating and arbitrating cross-border trust disputes and describe the qualities of an effective resolution strategy.

Henry Fea and Hannah Wall write for STEP Journal on navigating trusteeship

In an article for STEP Journal, Henry Fea TEP, Partner, and Hannah Wall, Associate, look at how trustees can protect themselves, manage relationships with beneficiaries and adapt to modern trust structures.

Nicola Jackson, Abdul Azeem Abdul Samad and Mariam Al-Mashehadani explore the UAE’s restructuring and insolvency landscape for Global Legal Post

Nicola Jackson, Abdul Azeem Abdul Samad and Mariam Al-Mashehadani have authored the UAE Chapter of the Restructuring & Insolvency Law Guide, published by the Global Legal Post.

CoStar quotes Cara Imbrailo on the UK government's plans to exclude large retailers from the top bracket of business rates

Cara Imbrailo comments in CoStar on new UK government plans to exclude supermarkets and large retailers from paying the top band of business rates.

Food Management Today quotes Jamie Cartwright on new legislation relating to foods high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS)

Jamie explains: "This latest extension of HFSS restrictions has been a long time coming, with roots in proposals dating back to the May Government."