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Spotlight on the Law – 2023
To start the year, Sharpe Pritchard brings you thoughts from each of their teams on significant legal developments in 2022 and those anticipated in 2023.
This covers the following practice areas:
- Planning and Parliamentary
- Real Estate
- Infrastructure
- Litigation
- Commercial contracts and construction
- Employment
Please click the link below to get the latest edition of Spotlight 2023.
While we have made every effort to provide accurate and up-to-date information, these articles are for general awareness only and do not constitute legal or professional advice. The law is constantly changing and may have altered since this information was first published.
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This article is for general awareness only and does not constitute legal or professional advice. The law may have changed since this page was first published. If you would like further advice and assistance in relation to any issue raised in this article, please contact us by telephone or email
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ABOUT SHARPE PRITCHARD
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OUR RECENT ARTICLES
April 30, 2026
The Meaning and Application of “Freedom of Speech” Within the LawGeorge McLellan and Olivia Dawson represented the Free Speech Union in intervening to present written submissions to the Court concerning the meaning and application of “freedom of speech within the law”.
April 30, 2026
High Court Rules on the Service of Local Authority Decision Notices by EmailThe High Court has confirmed that email service of statutory notices and decisions by local authorities is valid and effective on delivery, irrespective of whether the email is seen by the person concerned. Chloe McQuillan, Olivia Peake, and Amy Dann explain what you need to…
April 24, 2026
Post award modifications: Analysis of the “Modifications Claim” in TNLC v The Gambling Commission [2026] EWHC 891 (TCC)Nicola Sumner and Beatrice Wood consider the recent judgment which included claims in relation to the conduct of the procurement process (the “Process Claim”) and a challenge to post award modifications made to the Fourth UK National Lottery Licence (the “Modifications Claim”).
April 24, 2026
Separation of Powers in Wales: Is there a duty to consult before introducing a Bill into the Senedd Cymru?Oliver Dickie and Olivia Peake consider the judgment in R (The Greyhound Board of Great Britain Limited) v The Welsh Ministers [2026] EWHC 670 (Admin).
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