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On 23 July 2025, Test Valley Borough Council formally recognised the River Test (a globally rare chalk stream) as possessing “intrinsic...

The government has published regulations confirming that the long-awaited Arbitration Act 2025 will come into force on 1 August 2025....

From tomorrow, 1 July 2025, the UK formally joins the ranks of contracting states to the Hague Convention of 2 July 2019 on the...

London International Disputes Week 2025 brought together global experts tackling pressing challenges in dispute resolution, arbitration,...

There are lies, damned lies and statistics. Statistics in relation to litigation, like others, are potentially misleading: so many...

As civil litigators we frequently deal with business-related claims involving dishonesty. These fall broadly into two categories – those...

Philip Embiricos-Coumoundouros, described a Greek shipping legend, died peacefully at his home on 20 November 2021. However, the...

A recent article in the national press[1] highlights how European jurisdictions are facing mounting challenges, from budget restrictions...

The court has set aside orders permitting service outside England and Wales on a number of Georgian defendants including Mr Ivanishvili....

APP (authorised push payment) fraud continues to be a huge criminal enterprise. This type of fraud, where the perpetrator is unknown,...

The High Court of Justice recently addressed the admissibility of settlement details in the case of Adnan Omanovic v Shamaazi Ltd and...

Judgment was handed down last week in the misrepresentation claim concerning a clothes-moth infestation at a £32.5m West London home,...