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The EPO's Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA) is currently considering in case G1/21 the legality of holding oral proceedings by video conference without the consent of the parties...

The Lord Chancellor has confirmed that yesterday's decision by the Court of Session to give the green light to the introduction of Tribunal fees on 29 July will apply to the whole of the UK, not just Scotland.

The UK Ministry of Justice has announced an intention to remove English third-party litigation funding from the current requirements of the Damages-Based Agreements Regulations 2013 ("DBA Regulations") and provide for a different regulatory framework.

BCL associate Umar Azmeh's case comment on R v Peers (Mia) [2021] EWCA Crim. 1677 has been published in the latest edition of the Criminal Law Review.

Ian McEwan wrote a perfect novella in 2012. Except he didn't. He just thought he had.

The EPO's Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA) is currently considering in case G1/21 the legality of holding oral proceedings by video conference without the consent of the parties...

On 28 November 2019, the Supreme Court heard the appeal in Barclays Bank PLC v Various Claimants. The Court is asked to determine whether the Defendant Bank is liable for sexual assaults committed

Court of Appeal holds that company was not vicariously liable for agent who was acting "on a frolic of his own"

The Supreme Court considered whether an oral agreement between vendor and estate agent was sufficiently certain as to be binding.

It is well known that English Courts will not make orders if they are futile or cannot be complied with.

Houston-based Salesforce.com customer manufacturer Bray International is suing Salesforce.com after an upgrade to a Premier Support licence allegedly "proved unworkable".

After his employment with Arthur J. Gallagher group ("Gallagher") was terminated, Mr Skriptchenkov began working for Portsoken Limited ("Portsoken").

In August, the High Court, in Dawson-Damer & Ors v Taylor Wessing, refused an application to compel a UK law firm to comply with a data subject access request under the Data Protection Act 1998.

The claims relate to three videos uploaded to Google's YouTube platform by William Frazer. It was claimed that these videos had been uploaded unlawfully.

The High Court has today (13 April 2018) handed down judgment in an important case involving Google and "the right to be forgotten", and ruled that Google ...

In this summary of one of the talks from the 2014 Construction Law Conference, we consider two cases Kathryn Noble discussed in her round-up of key cases from 2013.

In this case, the High Court found that a relatively informal exchange of emails was sufficient to constitute a variation to the contract.

Here the court considered the application of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA) to a set of standard subcontract terms.