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A recent England and Wales High Court decision has laid the groundwork for a new tortious cause of action.

This is the first in a three-part series examining how the law allowed the Post office scandal to happen and the role now being played by the law and those who work within it in redressing what has been described as the largest miscarriage of justice in legal history.

Writing for Tax Journal, BKL tax consultant David Whiscombe analyses Shinelock v HMRC: a case on loan relationships and tax relief with some intriguing procedural issues.

Following the U.K. Supreme Court's much-awaited judgment on motor finance commission arrangements on 1 August, Financial Services Partner & Managing Director James Worsnip, Automotive Partner Tom Beard...

Data privacy issues in the European Union seem to be a reoccurring theme here on the blog, following Court of Justice of the European Union's judgment in Maximillian Schrems v Data Protection Commissioner (C-362-14) on October 6.

On March 17, 2016, James Campbell Sutherland and Jack William Flader were found not guilty of money laundering by a jury at Southwark Crown Court.

This is the first time that the FCA has asked the High Court to impose a permanent injunction for market abuse and to impose a penalty. Usually, the FCA would impose any penalty for market abuse.

On March 8, 2016, London's Court of Appeal refused leave for Tom Hayes' application to the UK Supreme Court to appeal his conviction.

On July 19, 2018, the U.K.'s Serious Fraud Office announced that two former bankers that had been convicted of conspiracy to defraud for manipulating the Euro Interbank Offered Rate (EURIBOR) ...

The UK Supreme Court has upheld the landmark judgement by Birss J in 2017 that an English court can grant an injunction to restrain infringement of declared standard essential UK patents, ...

Following the protracted legal battle over the copyright in one of the world's most famous songs – Happy Birthday To You, the terms of the settlement agreed between the parties are now public.

BCL associate Anoushka Warlow is interviewed on dealing with raids and the execution of search warrants.

A claimant won his appeal against a judge's refusal to grant him relief from sanctions where his claim had been automatically struck out following non-payment of the court trial fee

The EPO announced today that it will be testing Zoom as a platform for "oral proceedings involving multiple opponents and/or requiring simultaneous interpretation".

In April, a Manhattan Supreme Court judge ruled against singer and actress, Madonna in her attempts to halt the auction sale of several personal items.

Robert Volterra, Partner, together with Gunjan Sharma, Counsel at Volterra Fietta, wrote an article on "Space Debris" that was published by The Times.

Judge rules on various service of a claim form issues

Reed Smith represented Channel Rescue in a claim for judicial review of the UK government's policy to push refugees and other migrants seeking to cross the English Channel in small boats back to France.