Blogs
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Employment law in 2022: What should employers expect?
Given the continued uncertainty generated by the pandemic, it is more difficult than ever to predict how employment law will develop during the coming year. There are,... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Cell and gene therapies: How to encourage and promote the move to market
The evolution of advanced therapy medicinal products, or ATMPs, is bringing real world results, write James Fry, partner, and Isabel Teare, senior legal adviser from leading... More
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Cambridge Today Blog
Large-scale computing market set to grow to £38bn: Is Cambridge and the UK ready to cash in?
Having witnessed the exponential growth in High-Performance Computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud consumption, and the importance for power-hungry, data-... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
IP in 2022 – What next and where?
Intellectual Property (IP) has changed much less than many other sectors since 2019 – largely because it is, as its name implies, intellectual, writes Patent attorney Andrew... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
A dangerous kind of neighbourhood watch!
A judge has ruled that a householder’s use of video and audio devices installed outside his property, ostensibly for the purposes of crime prevention, have breached a... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Carbon Offsetting – an important tool that needs some sharpening?
The Cambridge English Dictionary defines ‘Carbon Offsetting’ as “the activity of trying to stop the damage caused by activities that produce carbon by doing other things to... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Autumn ’21 Budget: A mixed picture for employers
As widely expected, last month’s Budget offered a combination of tax rises and relatively modest real terms increases in public spending, focused in part on delivering the... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Transforming cancer treatment with precision medicine
We are entering a new era of precision medicine, where technological advances may revolutionise the field of cancer treatment by making sure every patient receives the right... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
How far will Government go in enhancing flexible working rights?
Last month’s consultation on flexible working is the first step towards the Government’s manifesto commitment of making it the “default”, writes David Mills of law firm Mills... More
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Business Weekly - Guest Blog
Autumn Budget 2021 – Corporate Tax predictions
Having already given one set of Budget predictions in 2021, back in March, I had thought that my writing for Business Weekly was done for the year, writes Katie Varney,... More