The UK Supreme Court has released an important decision, limiting the circumstances when the actions of a directing mind can be attributed Mondaq - Published
Last year we wrote about an equal pay claim brought by a former HR Director of the Co-op Bank and some of the issues faced by women in bringing equal pay claims. Mondaq - Published
Cyber-security related incidents frequently grab the news headlines but the NotPetya cyberattack in June 2017, the largest reported cyberattack in history, demonstrated the impact such attacks Mondaq - Published
Recoverability of Counsel's Fees where a claim has exited the pre-action protocol for low value personal injury (Employers Liability and Public Liability) claims (the Protocol). Mondaq - Published
The decision of the Upper Tribunal earlier this year in Compton Beauchamp appeared to be a rare victory for landowners over operators. Mondaq - Published
The CMA has published its provisional findings in the LN-Gaiety/MCD merger inquiry, finding that the merger would not raise competition concerns. Click here. Mondaq - Published
Many people trade in and invest using cryptocurrencies (like BitCoin), and one of the most fundamental questions underpinning those transactions is what cryptocurrencies Mondaq - Published
Last week, we considered the range of tax proposals hinted at and pledged over the past few months by senior members of the Conservative party. Mondaq - Published
The UK Supreme Court has recently upheld a claim for breach of the so-called Quincecare duty of care, which requires a financial institution to refrain from executing a customer's payment Mondaq - Published
It's impossible to have missed that, despite the intentions of the Fixed Term Parliament Act 2011, the UK is about to experience its third General Election in less than five years. Mondaq - Published
With a focus on fund technology and the rise of alternative assets, Directors Rory Blazeby and Richard Hansford examine how outsourcing to a specialist fund administrator can help alternative Mondaq - Published
Section 21 notices, otherwise known as "no-fault" evictions, enable landlords to terminate Assured Shorthold Tenancies ("ASTs") on or after the end of a fixed term by giving at least two months' Mondaq - Published
Persimmon Homes Limited (the "Buyer") is a major housebuilder which holds significant amounts of land for future development. Mr Hillier and Mr Creed (the "Sellers") Mondaq - Published
This case concerns Balber Kaur Takhar (the Appellant) and her cousin Parkash Kaur Krishan (the third Respondent) who, having not seen each other for many years, Mondaq - Published
The recent High Court decision in TFS Stores Limited v BMG (Ashford) Limited et al [2019] EWHC 1363 (Ch) is an important decision dealing with the contracting out procedures under Section 38A Mondaq - Published
Section 15 of the Commons Act 2006 ("the Act") grants members of the public the right to apply for land to be registered as a TVG. The effect of such a registration is, for practical purposes, Mondaq - Published
A group of landlords known as the Combined Property Control Group ("CPC") unsuccessfully challenged the CVA proposed by Debenhams Retail Limited ("Debenhams"). Mondaq - Published
Landlords prove unsuccessful in challenging Debenhams CVA despite its somewhat draconian provisions A group of landlords known as the Combined Property Mondaq - Published
The question of whether a Defendant can rely on expert evidence on life expectancy in a high value personal injury claim has been considered by the Courts in recent judgments Mondaq - Published
‘Upwards bullying' is a term used to describe the bullying of a manager by his or her staff. It is far less common than vertical or horizontal bullying and has only Mondaq - Published
In February 2019, EIOPA published a series of recommendations (the "Recommendations") for the insurance sector relating to the UK's withdrawal from the EU (see our earlier blog post here). Mondaq - Published
The market for cannabis-derived products has expanded rapidly in recent years due to the legalisation of some cannabis products in several countries. Mondaq - Published
The government has published a consultation seeking views on more stringent minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES) for commercial properties, Mondaq - Published
Tribunal finds conveyancer acted unreasonably in not ensuring he completed his undertaking after other party's mistake. Law Society Gazette - Published
At the end of October 2019 David Haines produced a Party Wall Update looking at the updated Party Wall Legislation and Procedure Guidance Note. Mondaq - Published
Few would disagree with the view that the common law strives to uphold the principle that an "individual shall have full protection in person and in property." Mondaq - Published
UK anti-money laundering ("AML") authorities are receiving more Suspicious Activity Reports ("SARs") than ever. The numbers of cases in which they are being asked to give clearance for Mondaq - Published
The evolution of the 21st century family is very much a focal point of our practice as we seek to ensure our legal advice meets our clients in their personal and unique experiences Mondaq - Published
In the second article in our series of on this legislation, (our first article is available here) we highlight some common queries regarding banded hours working arrangements Mondaq - Published
Drones are nothing new. In fact, they have arguably been around since 1849, when balloons carrying explosives were used in the blockade of the Republic of Venice. Mondaq - Published
It has been announced that the European Patent Office (EPO) has signed an agreement with the government of Georgia to enable European patents to be validated in Georgia. Mondaq - Published
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