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Confirmation Statements - what you need to know in a nutshell
22 July 2016
From 30 June 2016, the Annual Return (or Companies House Form AR01) has been replaced by the Confirmation Statement (or Companies House Form CS01).
Dublin LS Mixer @ 6 - the in-house network you should be at!
27 March 2019
Lewis Silkin was delighted to host its first Dublin LS Mixer @ 6 this month for in-house counsel working in the creative, innovative and brand centric sectors in Ireland. The mixer is an opportunity for in-house counsel to hear from Lewis Silkin on the burning issues in their industry but also (and more importantly) to network and benchmark with fellow in-house counsel.
Dublin LS Mixer @ 6 - the in-house network you should be at!
28 March 2019
Lewis Silkin was delighted to host its first Dublin LS Mixer @ 6 this month for in-house counsel working in the creative, innovative and brand centric sectors in Ireland. The mixer is an opportunity for in-house counsel to hear from Lewis Silkin on the burning issues in their industry but also (and more importantly) to network and benchmark with fellow in-house counsel.
Tokyo 2020 is ready, are you? Ambush Marketing and the Law
04 February 2020
2020 is set to be a whirlwind of international sporting highlights including the UK hosting UEFA Euro 2020 finals and of course, the always eagerly awaited Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Sporting hysteria will ensue amongst a torrent of marketing activity; such big events are invaluable for brand exposure and marketing stunts, but where is the line? We provide you with a guide to ambush marketing to help you promote your brand whilst keeping within the tracks of the law.
The new IR35 regime: are you ready for April?
27 February 2020
Under the new IR35 regime, all businesses in the private sector who engage contractors will have to bear the risk of PAYE and NICs. This change happens in April – will you be ready with a month to go?
Flexible working and the modern office: Is it working for you or giving you a headache?
12 November 2020
With more and more companies introducing flexible working policies and remote working becoming ever common, we discuss both the possibilities and the pitfalls to avoid and how the physical office plays a central role in creating a sense of collegiality, cohesion and culture both in and outside of the workplace.
New Standard Contractual Clauses – what do you need to know?
14 June 2021
On 4 June 2021 the European Commission published the new Standard Contractual Clauses for international transfers (new SCCs).
New EU Standard Contractual Clauses – what do you need to know and what, if anything, should you be doing now?
30 June 2021
On 4 June 2021 the European Commission published the new EU Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and they appeared in the Official Journal on 7 June 2021.
How do you party like it’s 20th May 2020?
14 January 2022
The “BYOB” gathering in the garden at Number 10 Downing Street in May 2020 has led to calls for the Prime Minister’s resignation and debate about workplace rules at that time in the pandemic. But were any rules actually broken, and what implications does this have for other employers?
Treading the payment tightrope: can you still rely on the ‘limited network exclusion’ or might you now need a licence to carry out regulated payment services?
13 April 2022
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has recently published final guidelines on the application of the limited network exclusion (LNE) under the revised Payment Services Directive ((EU) 2015/2366) (PSD2). The guidelines apply to national competent authorities (NCA), which post-Brexit does not include the UK FCA. The UK FCA published its updated guidance on the application of the LNE under the Payment Services Regulations 2017 (PSRs) in November 2021, through PS21/19, PERG 15 of its Perimeter Guidance manual, and the latest version of its Payment Services and Electronic Money - Our Approach document.
IP360: Recent developments in IP, and what’s coming – what you need to know
23 May 2022
We are delighted to bring you this two part series to discuss some key areas of the current IP landscape, and what we expect to see in 2022.
Tick, Tock: Overseas Entities, are you ready to beat the registration clock? Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022
23 June 2022
As widely publicised in recent months, the Government has fast-tracked new legislation to “tackle corrupt elites and dirty money” and to “deliver transparency about who ultimately owns and controls overseas entities that own land in the UK”.
New space, new opportunities: are you hybrid working ready?
13 July 2023
A move to a new headquarters is the ideal time to instil an improved workplace culture and working patterns. It’s vital not to miss the opportunities a new office can provide and to avoid mistakes of the past. With only a quarter of employees thinking that their company is ‘very prepared’ for a hybrid work future, this article looks into what needs to be considered ahead of the move.
Gender Pay Gap Reporting in Ireland – are we there yet?
25 November 2020
In this article, we review the current position on the gender pay gap in Ireland, what’s happening with the proposed legislation to introduce mandatory reporting and what employers should be doing now.
The London Olympic legacy dream was real – but four years on, is it still alive?
18 August 2016
As we find ourselves enjoying both the carnival-style spectacle of Rio 2016 and the success of the British athletes at the Games, the build-up felt somewhat tainted by the media frenzy surrounding the clear health risks faced by the athletes and visitors (and the wider global community), the Russian doping scandal and the ongoing protesting on the streets of Rio.
GDPR Two Years On: What have we learned?
15 June 2020
The European Union's (EU) General Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into enforcement on May 25, 2018.
A gig in five years: An immersive dream or virtual insanity? Cliff Fluet comments for City AM
25 August 2023
The pandemic is over and live music is back. The amount spent on live music event tickets in July in the UK was up 22 per cent in 2022 compared to 2019, with annual concert spending passing the £2bn threshold for the first time ever, according to data from PRS for Music, which licenses live events.
Immigration: a year in review
29 November 2017
The landscape of immigration in the UK has changed significantly in the last year. New rules have made it more difficult to sponsor certain migrant workers, new mandatory fees are making it more expensive, compliance with your duties are more heavily scrutinised than ever before, and the immigration implications of Brexit remain unclear.
Hong Kong: GDPR 1 year on – what have we learnt?
15 May 2019
It is now almost 1 year since the GDPR came into force across the EU; and its impact has, to say the least, been significant.
Singapore: GDPR 1 year on – what have we learnt?
17 May 2019
It is now almost 1 year since the GDPR came into force across the EU; and its impact has, to say the least, been significant.