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If a party brings court proceedings in breach of an agreement to arbitrate, the other party can apply to the court under section 9 of the...

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...

The Stevens & Bolton real estate team has advised new client, Santalucía, the Spanish insurance group, on the £31m acquisition of an...

Outcome of the UK government's market consultation and the likely shape and impact of the proposed regime The United Kingdom government...

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...

In the recent case of Mrs J Williams v Newport City Council, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) held that the claimant was disabled...

“Deadnaming” occurs when a transgender person is referred to by the name they previously used before their transition. In the recent case...

In response to net migration figures hitting a record high, the Home Secretary, James Cleverly, has announced a five point plan with the...

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...