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The Times reported a couple of weeks ago on the investigation being undertaken into potential fraud that has thrown technology group...

Jurisdictional issues in space law are not just an issue for intellectual property ownership rights. It is great news that the...

Reached an agreement? Don’t forget to put it in writing or risk not being able to prove it later. Contracts don’t necessarily have to be...

The government's announcement on 2 March 2023 that it will seek to join the Singapore Convention on Mediation is welcome news. Mediation...

ClientEarth, an environmental charity, have recently issued a judicial review claim in the High Court against the FCA, the UK’s financial...

It may have come as a surprise to many who read this article in The Times that unlawfully obtained material (e.g. via hacking) can be...

The most recent figures from HMCTS have revealed a backlog of 110,000 family law cases in the court system. A recent article in the Law...

For as long as the Court rules have required claims to be served on a defendant, defendants have tried to evade service so that they...

Ben & Jerry’s was founded by Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield in Vermont in 1978. As the ice cream brand evolved from a small start-up to a...

Over the past two weeks, we have been reviewing the key conclusions of the Law Commission’s review of the Arbitration Act 1996.  Our...

Following on from our previous commentaries on the Law Commission’s Consultation Paper (CP) summarising its review of the Arbitration Act...

This is another one in our series looking at the Law Commission’s review of the Arbitration Act 1996. Here, we are talking about section...