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Thornbridge was a property investment company. Thornbridge sought a loan from Barclays which was entered into in April 2008.

When you hear the term "Ponzi scheme", you probably think of the Enron scandal and white collar criminals like Bernie Madoff. But what is a Ponzi scheme?

The FCA has issued a prohibition order that prevents Paul John Flowers from performing any function in respect of any UK regulated activity.

On October 21, 2015, the UK Supreme Court considered the case of United States of America v Nolan.

The related Financing Agreement was governed by Italian law and provided that the Court of Turin had exclusive jurisdiction.

Whilst the decision does not create new law, it provides helpful guidance as to how the Court will approach an assessment of whether or not a scheme is a CIS.

The second inquest into the death of Sean Benton concluded on 18 July 2018. The inquest started in January 2018 and heard evidence from 170 witnesses over 40 days

Judgment has recently been handed down by the Court of Appeal in three test cases brought by NHS Resolution which could potentially save taxpayers many millions of pounds.

The latest insight on how lower value clinical negligence claims should be handled.

The new GP indemnity scheme, called the Clinical Negligence Scheme for General Practice (CNSGP), went live on 1 April 2019.

A recent High Court decision has provided some welcome relief to defendants who seek to challenge the default position in respect of life-expectancy.

When a health professional is injured by a patient, who pays?

Some five and a half years after the CMA's October 2017 dawn raids on a host of UK generics-focussed pharmaceutical companies, the CAT has now handed down judgment in the last of the appeals.

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom by a majority of 8 to 3 has today confirmed that triggering the exit procedure from the European Union requires an Act of Parliament.

On 20 February 2019, the English High Court delivered its eagerly awaited judgment in Canary Wharf v EMA [2019] EWHC 334 (Ch) ...

The UK's immigration and citizenship landscape is constantly evolving, and recent changes have introduced significant complexities...

A owned two properties, one of which had been divided into two separately rateable properties for council tax purposes.