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Anger at KPMG Courts Fee Anger at KPMG Courts Fee Customers who lost money through the Courts insolvency have expressed anger, attacked staff at news of fee charged by administrator KPMG BBC KPMG charged £35m for work on Courts insolvency 07.01.08 Accountancy Age, Courts Furniture, Insolvency

Fears for Pensions in LBO Deals Fears for Pensions in LBO Deals Trustees of Boots Alliance pension fund are demanding extra £1b from private equity bidder KKR Times Pensions Regulator has issued a 'reminder' on issues for trustees clearing corporate deals Pensions Regulator Press Release Pensions Regulator issues guidance on abandonment, when sponsor severs ties with pension funds 04.05.07 Pensions Regulator Press Release, Capital Markets, Pension Protection Fund, Pension Regulator, Pensions, Private Equity

Revision of Unfair Contracts Revision of Unfair Contracts OFT is to revise guidelines on unfair contracts, hopes to help educate consumers in their rights and train businesses to understand the regulations 27.04.07 Personal Computer World, Business Regulation, Consumer Rights, Unfair Contracts

Tougher Penalties for Over-Packaging Tougher Penalties for Over-Packaging Local Government Association (GLA) says penalties for over-use of packaging need to be tougher, law has too many loopholes, maximum fines too limited, all minor, packaging accounts for 5m tonnes of waste a year 27.04.07 BBC, EU Law, Environment Law, Local Authority Law, Trading Standards



Egg Distributor to Be Unscrambled Egg Distributor to Be Unscrambled Competition Commission has ordered Noble, which controls 70% of the fresh egg market in the UK, to sell Stonegate, Noble originally formed through takeover of Stonegate by Deans Foods 23.04.07 Telegraph, Agricultural Law, Competition Law

Need for New Retail Regulator Need for New Retail Regulator Replying to Competition Commission on Tesco inquiry, New Economics Foundation (NEF) policy director, Andrew Simms, author of Tescopoly, says Commission is failing, should be replaced with 'Ofshop' to focus on retail issues 12.04.07 Telegraph, Business Regulation, Competition Law

Tesco Says Market Is Competitive Tesco Says Market Is Competitive Tesco's submission to the Competition Commission is combative insistence that grocery market is intensely competitive, 'most shoppers' have 23 outlets within 30 minute drive 03.04.07 Guardian, LegalDay Blog, Competition Law, Planning Law, Supermarkets

TK Maxx Hit by Mass ID Theft TK Maxx Hit by Mass ID Theft As many as 45 million people may be affected by theft of vast database of credit card and identity data from TJX, owner of 210-store UK fashion chain TK Maxx, breach began in 2005 and lasted 18 months 30.03.07 Times, Consumer Credit, Fraud, Identity Theft, Internet Regulation

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Banks to Sue Retailer for Data Theft Banks to Sue Retailer for Data Theft A class action is being brought by banks whose credit cards are affected by mass theft of data from TJX, US parent of TK Maxx, claiming 'tens of millions of dollars' in damages, represents almost 300 banks 30.04.07 Eversheds, Consumer Credit, Data Protection

Tesco Offer for Co-Op Store Sent to CC Tesco Offer for Co-Op Store Sent to CC The OFT has today referred the acquisition by Tesco of a former Co-op one-stop grocery store on Uxbridge Road, Slough, to the Competition Commission (CC), OFT originally sought to agree a remedy with Tesco, which has not proved possible 20.04.07 Guardian, OFT Press Release, Competition Law, Supermarkets

New Powers to Fight Counterfeiting New Powers to Fight Counterfeiting Trading standards officers have new powers to tackle counterfeiting and piracy crime come into force today, test purchases, enter premises and inspect and seize goods and documents, IP Crime Group will coordinate through newly renamed UK Intellectual Property Office 10.04.07 IPO Press Release, Copyright, Counterfeit Goods, Gowers Review, Intellectual Property, Trading Standards

Freshfields Advises Cinven on Camaieu Freshfields Advises Cinven on Camaieu On 22 March 2007, the shareholders of Modamax, the holding company that controls French listed women's clothing retailer Camaieu, signed an agreement relating to the transfer of 100% of Modamax to Modacin Luxembourg, a holding company controlled by investment fund Cinven 02.04.07 Freshfields Press Release, Capital Markets, Private Equity

Directors Sue for Data Security Breach Directors Sue for Data Security Breach There is a toughening regulatory regime in the UK to punish security breaches, in the US shareholders are entering the arena, suing US parent of stores group TK Maxx following theft of customer data 30.03.07 Eversheds, Capital Markets, Corporate Governance, Data Protection, US Corporate Governance

Keep Open Covenants Keep Open Covenants A keep open covenant requires a tenant to actively trade for the duration of its lease, but what is the landlord's remedy if the tenant ceases to trade? In other words, do keep open covenants really work? 24.03.07 Law Now, Commercial Property

Stonegate + Deans Inquiry Stonegate + Deans Inquiry The Competition Commission has provisionally concluded merger of Clifford Kent, parent company of Stonegate Farmers, and Deans Food through the creation of Noble Foods would reduce competition in key markets for eggs leading to higher prices 08.01.07 Competition Commission, Competition Law

Conusmer Code Approval Conusmer Code Approval Carpet Foundation has become first trade body within home furnishings sector to successfully secure OFT approval for its code of practice under the OFT's Consumer Codes Approval Scheme (CCAS) 03.01.07 OFT Press Release, Competition Law, Consumer Rights

Rise in Legal Age to Buy Tobacco Rise in Legal Age to Buy Tobacco Proposals to crack down on smoking amongst teenagers include increasing minimum legal age to purchase tobacco and imposing tougher sanctions on retailers who persist in selling cigarettes to under-age teens 02.01.07 DoH Press Release, Tobacco

Retailers Lose Price-Fixing Appeal Retailers Lose Price-Fixing Appeal Argos, Littlewoods, JJB Sports have lost appeal against OFT ruling on price fixing in toys, games, replica football kits, first Appeal Ct case under Competition Act 1998 20.10.06 Office of Fair Trading, Competition Law

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JJB Sued for Rip Off Football Strips JJB Sued for Rip Off Football Strips Consumer watchdog Which? is to go bring first class action under Enterprise Act, against sports retailer JJB, says firm over-charged for football shirts and will seek £20 for each claimant, papers laid before Competition Appeals Tribunal 14.03.07 Times, Competition Law, Consumer Rights, Enterprise Act

Which? Shoots for JJB Strips Which? Shoots for JJB Strips Consumer group Which? has launched a 'supercomplaint' suit against JJB Sports, powers under Enterprise Act allow it to act on behalf of consumer groups, claims retailer over-charged for replica football shirts 09.02.07 Times, Competition Law, Consumer Rights, Sports Law

Beauty Treatment Was Toxic Beauty Treatment Was Toxic Yinka and Michael Oluyemi fined £100k for selling toxic skin-whiteners in South London, inquiry by medicines and healthcare products regulatory body (MHRA) showed use of banned hydroquinone and prescription-only steroids 05.01.07 Times, Criminal Justice, Pharmaceuticals

Duty Free Delivered to Your Door Duty Free Delivered to Your Door ECJ advocate general Francis Jacob has ruled that goods ordered that destination country has no right to levy duty on goods ordered over the internet and delivered within EU, court expected to approve decision next week, cost to UK could be £7b 13.11.06 Guardian, Booze Cruise, EU Tax, Tobacco, VAT








Freshfields Advises Sports Direct on IPO Freshfields Advises Sports Direct on IPO Freshfields is advising Sports Direct on its recently announced proposed initial public offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange, the offer is expected to realise net proceeds of approximately £800m 20.02.07 Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Capital Markets

Freshfields Advises KarstadtQuelle Freshfields Advises KarstadtQuelle Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer advised KarstadtQuelle AG on both the sale of the international sourcing business as well as negotiation of long-term sourcing contract with Li & Fung 10.10.06 Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Capital Markets

Freshfields Advises on Sale of UK Brands Freshfields Advises on Sale of UK Brands Freshfields team led by corporate partner Martin Taylor assisted by associate Oliver Lazenby, with IP/IT partner Avril Martindale and senior associate Lindsay Canning, advised Campbell Soup Company on proposed disposal of its UK and Irish businesses 13.07.06 Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer

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