Is domestic arbitration set for a resurgence?
Domestic arbitration has been overtaken by adjudication and the efficiency of the TCC. With uncertainty over Brexit and the increased cost of litigation is arbitration set for resurgence?
28 September 2016
Key Considerations for Social Influencer Agreements
The use of social media influencers is considered one of the fastest growing advertising mediums. So, what do companies need to be aware of when entering into an arrangement with an influencer?
01 February 2019
Key employment law changes - April 2014
A short guide to the key employment law changes coming into force in April 2014.
08 April 2014
Keeping confidential lending policies out of professional negligence litigation
Our Professional Negligence litigation team looks at the tension between preserving confidentiality and a defendant’s right to argue about causation in the case of Ward Hadaway v DB UK Bank.
14 November 2013
Just keep rolling on
Uncertainty is a major cause of agricultural disputes. One classic case is tenancy arrangements just left to roll on.
15 July 2016
Judicial Review: Richard III and the relativity of time
The permission for Judicial Review of the decision to re-inter the remains of Richard III in Leicester has caused some confusion when it comes to Judicial Review time limits.
21 August 2013
Julian Nott v Commissioners for HMRC [2016] – trading or property income?
Property income and trading income are taxed under different provisions of the tax code. This can sometimes have practical implications for the taxpayer.
16 March 2016
Judge refuses to revisit judgment because evidence was missed out of the court papers
When evidence is inadvertently left out of the papers put before the court, can the judge revisit the judgment when the missing material comes to light?
06 October 2015
JCT 2016 suite of construction contracts – 18 months on
18 months since JCT released the newest edition of its standard form suite of construction contracts we provide an overview of the JCT 2016 and how it is being received.
11 January 2018
Keep Calm and GAARy on...
John Barnett (who was a member of the GAAR interim advisory panel) and Ian Carnochan give their views on the GAAR and what it may mean in practice.
14 August 2013
New ILR residence requirements for dependants
Recent changes in the immigration rules will mean that dependants, as well as visa holders, will need to spend significant time in the UK if they want to qualify for indefinite leave to remain.
21 December 2017
New European Commission proposals on endocrine disruptors
The new regulatory definition of endocrine disruptors and other proposed amendments provokes strong reaction.
15 August 2016