The regulatory landscape for travel businesses continues to shift at pace and recent developments mean that even well-established compliance frameworks may now leave gaps. In this short webinar, we ...

The Spring 2026 changes to the UK immigration system mark a continued shift toward a more restrictive, compliance-driven sponsorship regime. Building on reforms introduced in 2024–2025, the government ...

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The legal risks and unintended consequences of remote working returned to the headlines last month when it was reported that the husband of a BP employee had pleaded guilty to insider trading. The ...

The Home Office has introduced an important change to its sponsor guidance which significantly expands the compliance obligations placed on sponsor licence holders. Under the revised guidance, ...

Fox Williams has successfully acted for a Dubai-based lawyer in a significant Commercial Court decision that raises important considerations for international employers relying on arbitration clauses ...

The Data (Use and Access) Bill 2024-25 (DUA Bill) had its second reading on 19 November 2024, following its introduction in the House of Lords on 23 October 2024. The Bill replaces the Conservative ...

The White Paper and the earned-settlement consultation represent one of the most significant overhauls of UK settlement rules in decades – shifting from a time-based 5-year model to a ...

Fox Williams is pleased to announce that it has acted as the buy-side legal adviser to Full Circle Capital Partners Ltd in its acquisition of Accelerator Solutions Limited (“Accelerator”), a UK-based ...

In the current market conditions, opportunities are arising to invest in, or divest from, assets across all industries with financial experts expecting an increase in M&A activity. In the debt finance ...

The High Court has provided the first UK judgment addressing alleged intellectual property (IP) infringements arising from the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Getty Images (a global ...