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The EU’s Digital Services Act and UK Online Safety Act: where are we now? In this briefing, we provide a recap of the DSA and explore the Commission’s recent enforcement action. We also look at how the OSA compares to the DSA, and outline the steps Ofcom is taking to implement the UK’s online safety regime. As we will explain,...
Tax and the City Review - February 2025 In their latest Tax and the City article, Mike Lane and Zoe Andrews consider: the UK Court of Appeal’s decision in ScottishPower that payments in lieu of penalties are tax deductible; HMRC’s supplementary draft guidance on the UK’s implementation of the...
Competition Law in the Digital Age - February 2025 Our Competition Law in the Digital Age newsletter is intended to provide insights on modern-day competition law developments in a bite-sized format. This edition covers the future of EU competition policy, enforcement of the P2B Regulation, the UK’s...
Competition and Regulatory Newsletter: Court of Justice rules that digital platforms can be required to ensure third-party interoperability, despite lack of “indispensability" On 25 February 2025, the European Court of Justice (CJ) delivered its ruling in the Android Auto case. The Court held that a dominant platform’s refusal to enable interoperability between its platform and a third-party app – where such interoperability...
Employment Bulletin - March 2025 Topics covered in this bulletin: 12 month non-compete covenant; Dismissal because of Facebook posts; drivers were workers and backstop on holiday pay claims is unlawful; Time limit for discrimination claim Court grants injunction to enforce 12 month...
Executive Remuneration briefing The UK Government has published its proposed Companies (Directors’ Remuneration and Audit) (Amendment) Regulations 2025 (the Regulations). The purpose of the Regulations is to repeal most of the requirements relating to the directors’ remuneration...
Data Privacy Newsletter - Issue 27 In this issue: Legal updates, case law update, regulator guidance, enforcement overview, views from Switzerland, The Lens, and data privacy at Slaughter and May. Writing this newsletter in the spring sunshine, I have been reflecting on the fact that we...
The end of an era? A transatlantic merger control retrospective With new administrations in place in the US, EU and UK, there are signs that global merger enforcement is heading for another watershed moment. While we wait to see what these changes mean for international merger control over the next few years, we took...
To run-on or buy-out: considerations for UK Defined Benefit schemes As part of Slaughter and May’s Horizon Scanning programme, we were delighted to host a panel discussion on 3 March 2025 on the case for running on defined benefit schemes versus buying-out with a bulk annuity insurer or, indeed, both.  Arguing the...
The Legal 500: Securitisation Country Comparative Guide 2024 – UK Chapter Guy O'Keefe, Richard Jones, Oliver Wicker and Kate Patane provided an overview of the 2025 UK securitisation laws and regulations in the Legal 500 Securitisation Country Comparative Guide 2025. Guy O'Keefe, Richard Jones, Oliver Wicker, David Thomas and...