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In the recent case of Shehabi v Kingdom of Bahrain[1], the Court of Appeal addressed whether a foreign state, whose agents remotely...

Yesterday, the Home Office issued new guidance on the offence of “failure to prevent fraud,” introduced under the Economic Crime and...

Funders had hoped that the uncertainty caused by last summer’s Paccar decision in the Supreme Court would be removed when the Litigation...

It is a rare occurrence when the court determines that a will should be overturned, having found that undue influence has been exercised...

The recent case of Leeson v McPherson serves as a reminder of the melancholy importance of the Forfeiture Act 1982, which prevents those...

At the end of July, the Court of Appeal handed down a judgment against Carlos Ortiz-Patino on his appeal from a High Court judgment in...

A senior executive at The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has reportedly behaved in an “aggressive, unpleasant and bullying” way...

Another large scale power outage for Microsoft products occurred 30 July 2024, only two weeks after the CrowdStrike incident on 19 July...

The recent CrowdStrike outage on 19 July 2024 caused havoc across the world, leading to significant disruption across a host of...

On 9 July 2024 the Law Commission published its consultation on the law of Contempt of Court. The law as it stands today covers all...

An important decision on the “boundary issue” between arbitration and insolvency came out this week. One that has troubled me in the...

The government reaction to the Supreme Court decision in PACCAR continues to unfold (note our previous articles here and here). In...