Insights & Events

As artificial intelligence reshapes the way construction, infrastructure and energy projects are conceived, delivered and managed, its transformative potential is becoming impossible to ignore. If you’re a stakeholder in this area, now is the time to understand how AI could be harnessed to supercharge your projects, while taking steps to stay ahead of the legal and operational challenges it could bring to your business.

ESG reporting, tech and digital innovation, planning changes and employment rights dominate what has been a very busy few weeks in terms of legal and regulatory developments. But they’re by no means the only issues topping the legal agenda. In our first Legal Horizon of 2026, we highlight some of the key updates and cases impacting businesses today.

Amid geopolitical instability and ambitious plans to reform to the government’s defence industrial strategy, we can help manufacturers navigate domestic pressures posing material risks to programme delivery and strategic readiness.

A well-drafted TSA is essential to ensure business continuity, minimise disruption, and protect both parties’ interests during the transition. This article looks at some of the key considerations and elements the parties should consider when preparing to enter into, and negotiating, a TSA.

Our latest edition of our regular scanner, designed to keep in-house counsel and board members up to speed with the legal issues impacting businesses today and to come. In Legal Horizon, we provide bitesize highlights, so that you can quickly and easily digest the developments that really matter.

Sustainability, flexibility and innovation are driving change and growth. Our scanner highlights key developments to help your business navigate the manufacturing horizon.

Download our latest report, Made for Trade which looks at the commonalities between UK and US manufacturers. It explores the challenges and opportunities Manufacturers in US and UK face and investigates how sharing knowledge can help drive further growth.

Partners from our Commercial Dispute Resolution team share their views on recent trends in international arbitration.

While it is tempting for politicians to say that Brexit is now considered to be “done”, the road map surrounding intellectual property (IP) rights is still to be finalised, as Walker Morris IP expert Sarah Williams explains.

In the March 2021 budget eight new Freeports were announced representing a bold step towards the United Kingdom forging its own trade path post Brexit.

The European Commission adopted a set of new and improved standard contractual clauses (SCCs) for personal data transfers from controllers or processors in the European Economic Area (EEA) to controllers or processors established outside the EEA.