Corporate liability rules change: what do businesses need to know?

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A new era of corporate criminal liability: The Crime and Policing Act 2026

The Crime and Policing Act 2026, which came into force in June 2026, introduces a significant expansion of corporate criminal liability, making it easier for prosecutors to hold organisations accountable for offences committed by senior managers. This article explores the new regime, what it means for businesses, and the practical steps organisations should take to reduce their exposure to enforcement action.

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Banksy, copyright, and defamation: when the court is used as “an anvil for settlement” – litigation as leverage in the spotlight

A High Court ruling involving Banksy has raised important questions about anonymity, copyright and the proper use of defamation proceedings. In this article we explore the court's reasoning and the wider lessons for parties involved in contentious litigation.

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Managing people risks in M&A transactions: the TUPE process

Employment considerations are a key part of any business acquisition. This article explores the impact of TUPE on M&A transactions and the challenges employers face when integrating transferring employees.

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