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A tribunal or court can only hear a whistleblowing claim against a British employer from someone working outside ...

The City of Oxford Bus Services Ltd t/a Oxford Bus Company v Harvey involved an indirect religious discrimination claim.

Worker status depends on an individual being obliged to carry out services personally for the other party to a contract.

The High Court has rejected a claim by Mrs Bhusate, that she is the sole beneficial owner of a London house occupied with the deceased until his death in 1990.

The High Court is attempting to disentangle a complex family trust case. In Rogge v Rogge wealthy parents put millions into a trust for their young son who became severely disabled as a result of a Polo accident.

A divorced couple would be forgiven for thinking that once their assets had been divided upon a divorce, their separate assets are safe from any other further claims from the other.

In this edition of our banking litigation podcast, we consider some recent cases that will be most relevant to in-house lawyers at banks and financial institutions.

Court Of Appeal Hands Down Landmark Judgment In Property Alliance Group Limited v The Royal Bank Of Scotland plc.

The UK Insolvency Service reported that two former directors of Connaught Asset Management have both been disqualified from controlling or managing a company for a period of 9 and 7 years respectively.

The UK Serious Fraud Office brought the charges. In particular, the SFO alleged that the individuals had conspired with another person to defraud.

This weekly series provides brief summaries to help you stay in the know on how 340B cases are developing across the country.

A shrinking public purse in these times of austerity has increased appetite for bid protest. With fewer tenders and increased competition, disgruntled bidders now appear more conscious of their rights...

The Minister of State for Civil Justice has announced that the LASPO exemption of insolvency litigation will come to an end on 1 April 2016.

John de Waal QC and James Hall discuss the thorny issue of aggregation in solicitors' professional indemnity insurance, with particular reference to the case of AIG Europe Limited v Woodman and the

The claimant entered into a conditional fee arrangement and bought an ATE insurance policy prior to 1 April 2013 (and accordingly was entitled to recover the success fee and premium).

David Pliener and Louis Zvesper, appearing with Ben Lynch KC, Adam Kramer KC, and William Day, act for Stonegate Pub Company Ltd, the largest pub owner in the UK, in the first stage of this landmark Covid business interruption insurance trial.

Many UPC judges share their working time between the UPC and national courts of their country. The Unified Patent Court has announced that, to account for increasing case load...