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We wrote earlier this year about the rise in insolvencies in the UK at the end of the summer, as persistent inflation, the pain of...

Cyber security, systems vulnerability and data protection are not the most festive topics. But recent fraudulent activity on the...

Newcomer injunctions are injunctions against persons who are unknown, unidentified and are yet to commit an act which the injunction...

A recent decision of the TCC will be relevant to anyone engaged in or contemplating construction works in England's coastal waters.  A...

The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has issued a “super-complaint” to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regarding the practice...

The legal profession has collectively been getting very excited about AI this year. Used properly, it has huge potential to support...

In May 2023 I was lucky enough to speak at the AIJA conference in the Hague on “The Hague Judgment Convention - a gamechanger?”. I was on...

It is good news that hydrogen facilities have opened this year in the UK, and they are testament to increased institutional funding in...

The pressure to allow courts to order compulsory ADR has been building for some while and today change has finally come with the Court of...

Yesterday, the government announced that the UK has secured commitment from the world’s leading investors of nearly £30bn. The...

Statistics released by Resolution today indicate that nearly half of unmarried couples are unaware that they do not have the same legal...

The recent case of Smith and another v Royal Bank of Scotland plc [2023] UKSC 34 highlights the importance of time limits in litigation....