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Revised guidance for the instruction of experts (which replaced the current Protocol contained in the practice direction to CPR 35) came into force on 1 December 2014.

This case confirmed that damage caused to your property by trees planted by a Local Authority may be recoverable.

This vlog looks at an interesting case that recently looked at how far a contractual obligation to mitigate loss stretches.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) upheld decisions by the European Medicines Agency in two identical rulings on January 22, 2020.

The ECJ heard arguments, this week, in the action against the Irish Data Protection Commissioner that Safe Harbor should be declared invalid.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has published its much awaited judgment on the privilege position of in-house lawyers who advise on competition investigations.

Bristol CC's decision to reduce its special educational needs budget by over £5million has been overturned after a successful judicial review brought by families affected.

The High Court decision in Blade Motor Group Limited v Reynolds & Reynolds Limited in May this year, serves some useful lessons to software customers on the risks with being locked-in to a supplier relationship and locked out of accessing your data.

On March 15, 2016, Damien Clarke pleaded guilty to two counts of insider trading at Southwark Crown Court, having previously pleaded guilty to seven counts of insider trading on July 24, 2015.

As a senior individual in a corporate organisation, your professional conduct may be under scrutiny. This can take many forms

An employer in France did not renew the contract of an employee after one year because she refused to remove the headscarf that she wore for religious reasons.

The recent case of Cowan v Foreman considers the effectiveness of standstill agreements (agreements between the lawyers to defer the claim until after the legal deadline) in claims under the Inheritance Act 1975.

In Public Guardian v VT [2014] EWCOP 52 an application was made to revoke a Lasting Power of Attorney for property and financial affairs.

The case involved an appeal against the decision of the Crown Court not to proceed with the prosecution of a LPA attorney because no evidence of specific fraudulent transactions had been presented.

In Jadran Dodi? v BANKA KOPER, ALTA INVEST (Case C-194/18), a case from Slovenia, the Court is being asked whether the transfer of financial instruments and other client assets

This comprehensive annual review examines the most significant insurance and professional risks cases and regulatory developments from the past year, offering critical insights for policyholders and market...

At a time when data security and privacy risks are front of mind for cloud customers, the IP risks to service availability posed by Patent Assertion Entities (PAE) patent infringement claims are rising up the business agenda.