Category Archives: UKSALA news

Many thanks to Oxera for hosting a very interesting and lively seminar on Tuesday evening, on the topical subject of State aid in the energy sector. For those who were unable to attend, here is the final slide deck. UKSALA … Continue reading →

The first UKSALA seminar of the new term will address the very topical subject of State aid in the energy sector, and will be held on 29 September 2015, at 6pm, at the offices of Oxera in London. The seminar will … Continue reading →

For those who were unable to attend last week’s joint seminar with PEBA on State aid and infrastructure, here are the slides. AH state aid infrastructure slides AR state aid infrastructure slides PE state aid infrastructure slides

Members are reminded of the joint UKSALA/Planning and Environment Bar Association seminar on State aid and Infrastructure, to be held on 30 June at 6pm at Francis Taylor Building, Middle Temple, London. You can get more details, and register, at … Continue reading →

June 30 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm The UK State Aid Law Association and the Planning and Environment Bar Association are holding a joint seminar on State aid and infrastructure in the evening of 30 June 2015 at Francis … Continue reading →

The UK State Aid Law Association (UKSALA) invites you to their first event in Belfast, hosted by Pinsent Masons LLP. This half day seminar will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday 17 June 2015. In a year when State aid … Continue reading →

(This is a repost of the blog earlier today, in an attempt to correct a glitch in the handout) Many thanks to the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh for hosting a very successful conference last Monday, and to all the … Continue reading →

On the afternoon of 2 February, the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh will host the first UKSALA event outside London.  The session will cover a number of topics aimed at both non-specialists and specialists, concentrating on issues of particular importance … Continue reading →

Our thanks again to DLA Piper for hosting last week’s seminar on State Aid Modernisation, and to James Webber (Shearman & Sterling) and Nick Wright (BIS) for their presentations, which provoked a very lively debate particularly on the subject of … Continue reading →

Many thanks to Burges Salmon for hosting Monday’s seminar on aid to SMEs, and to the speakers for an interesting and enlightening set of talks. For those who were unable to attend, here are the slides: SME seminar slides.