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Sometimes you're damned if you do, and you're damned if you don't.  In recent weeks we have seen many business (including many...

In the recent case of Bioconstruct GmbH v Winspear and another [2020] EWHC 7 (QB), the claimant (Bioconstruct GmbH) brought proceedings...

In light of the war in Ukraine, the UK government introduced a number of visa concessions. One of these relates to the Seasonal Workers...

At 4pm on 31 March HMCTS will be closing the MyHMCTS portal for one week. This is to allow the portal to be amended to support the new no...

About a year ago I wrote an article titled "EVERY LITTLE HELPS" - CAN SHAREHOLDER ACTIVISM CHANGE WHAT'S IN YOUR SHOPPING BASKET?".  I...

In the recent case of Brake & Anor v Guy & Ors [2022] EWCA Civ 235, the Court of Appeal has considered whether an employer could make use...

Disclosure in litigation is something which lawyers get excited about and we engage in the process months and months before any potential...

New minimum energy efficiency standards (MEES), currently before parliament, will require buildings to have a minimum rating of C by 2027...

This week will see access to HMCTS' court portal turned off at 4pm on 31 March.  There will then be a gap until 6 April before access to...

There is no doubt that there is a rather bewildering range of self certification schemes and standards that fashion industry businesses...

On 23 March 2022, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) imposed a fine of £1.5m on Dar Lighting Ltd for engaging in resale price...

In the recent case of WC v HC (Financial Remedies Agreement) Mr Justice Peel reinforces the messages that Judges have been consistently...