Tom Bell, Sara Ibrahim and Priya Gopal explore the various indemnity funds that exist to compensate victims of professional negligence where the defendant professional is insolvent.

In this Brew, Laura Tweedy and William Golightly discuss all things Renters Reform Bill: (i) the abolition of section 21 notices and fixed term assured tenancies; (ii) new and expanded grounds...

Laura Tweedy, Jaysen Sharpe, and Callum Reid-Hutchings represented the respondent in Poplar Housing and Regeneration Limited Community Association v Kerr. The Court of Appeal confirmed its power under section 9 of the Housing Act 1988 to convert a suspended possession order into an unconditional order, emphasizing ongoing jurisdiction for re-examination. Further analysis of the decision will be provided.

Ian Silcock and Sara Ibrahim examine one of the fastest growing areas of AI litigation: intellectual property disputes.

The Government has launched a 10-week consultation on significant cohabitation reforms in England and Wales, proposing new rights for cohabitees upon separation and intestacy, alongside making pre- and post-nuptial agreements legally binding. Leading legal experts examine recent TLATA decisions and explore what these anticipated reforms may mean for practitioners advising clients in this evolving area of family law.

Fixed recoverable costs: Where are we now?

Costs In 2024: Common Assessment Issues

Applications are now open for the 2025/6 mentoring scheme...

The textbook is a practical and concise but thorough survey of the many legal issues affecting airspace and subsoil. The book covers freehold and leasehold ownership, easements, manorial rights...

In a landmark judgment, the UK Supreme Court has dismissed the Claimants' conjoined appeals against the strike out of their secondary victim claims for psychiatric injury...

In a landmark judgment, the UK Supreme Court by a 6-1 majority (Lord Burrows dissenting) has dismissed the Claimants' conjoined appeals against the strike out of their psychiatric injury claims...

Emma Woods provides a clinical negligence update in this webinar. The following cases are covered...

Costs In 2024: Wasted Costs

Dr Robert Whittock and Priya Gopal, joined by James Hall discuss the most significant decisions for professional liability over the last six months or so and the key takeaway points for practitioners, including:

PACCAR and the problems facing third party litigation funders...

Following the obiter comments of HHJ Pelling KC in Macdonald Hotels Limited & Anor v Bank of Scotland PLC [2025] EWHC 32 (Comm), there may be reasons for the financial sector to be concerned about a common approach...

In this webinar, Charles Bagot KC and Vanessa McKinlay analyze the Supreme Court's Paul decision on secondary victim claims, covering its impact on clinical negligence cases and future applications.

Third party assessments: A door re-opened?

The Building Safety Act 2022 – past, present and future...

In 2021, Cornerstone Barristers and four other planning, property and public law sets (Field Court Chambers, Francis Taylor Building, Kings Chambers, and Landmark Chambers), set up a mentoring scheme for underrepresented groups at the Bar.