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Paul Strelitz and Oliver Hyams successful in the Court of Appeal in the latest hearing in a long running international shareholding dispute concerning a UK-based technology company.

We are pleased to announce the launch of a new subscription service for our PRG Blog to replace our Public and Regulatory Law Group Alerter.

A draft new Code for Crown Prosecutors presently open for consultation is intended to take a more focused, proportionate and effective approach to criminal enforcement.

The Civil Litigation (Expenses Group) Proceedings (Scotland) Bill, introduced into the Scottish Parliament on 1 June 2017, received Royal Assent on 5 June 2018.

A summary of recent developments in insurance, reinsurance and litigation law

The police used to refer to it as "assisting us with our inquiries" but it has long been the case that being under investigation followed a formal process.

This article explains how businesses can manage small claims independently without costly lawyers, enabling them to recover debts and enhance profit margins. It provides a comprehensive six-part guide on navigating the small claims court, from filing to enforcement.

The Social Act, Responsibility and Heroism Act received Royal Assent on 12th February 2015, although the commencement date has not yet been set.

Security for costs and counterclaiming defendant

The facts of the case are straightforward: Mr Hayward injured his back at work and his claim for damages was settled by agreement with his employer's insurance company who made a payment to him.

After slipping on ice on a ungritted footway of a car park, was the defendant liable to the injured claimant?

The High Court has, this morning, handed down judgment in the case of Stephen Turner v Coupland Cavendish Limited [2025] EWHC 1605 (KB).

The Civil Litigation (Expenses and Group Proceedings) (Scotland) Act 2018 introduces fundamental changes to the funding and costs regime in Scotland. One of the most significant changes

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The rise of the day brought with it a new lease of life for many small businesses and promises a new prospect of hope for many in a great time of need.

On October 25, 2017, a five-judge Supreme Court unanimously confirmed that the two limb Ghosh test for assessing dishonesty in criminal proceedings should be replaced by a purely objective test.

The so-called 'dark web' is a blight on the internet and often preys as much on those who use it as it does on society. That was certainly so in the case of a recluse who received a substantial...