Sian Jackson and Kate Allan, principal associates at Mills & Reeve, discuss sexual misconduct in the latest Talking HEds.

Partner Neil Ward and Principal Associate Jennifer Lewis discuss wellbeing on campus and what responsibilities the University's have.

In a market that is increasingly influenced by ethics and integrity, is it time you took a look at your bribery and corruption procedures.

The UK Government has recently committed to cut emissions by 78% by 2035 as part of its overall target to reach net-zero by 2050.

Thanks to further investment, the scheme launched by the Government earlier this year will now help even more couples access mediation.

When applying for permission to appeal the bankrupt was obliged to provide a transcript of the earlier hearing and an appeal bundle.

A former director disputed a bankruptcy petition arguing, amongst other matters, that payments that he received related to work done. As he no longer had access to his laptop, ...

This review examines five recent court decisions addressing critical procedural and liability issues in civil litigation. From pre-action costs disputes and small claims track protections to privilege hunting abuses and the evolving landscape of omnibus claim forms, these cases provide essential guidance on contemporary litigation challenges and judicial approaches to procedural fairness.

Part 26 scheme of arrangement rejected by the court on the basis, inter alia, of defects in the explanatory statement.

The creditor presented a winding up petition against a debtor in respect of a construction debt following an adjudication and subsequent judgment.

The option to present a winding up petition for the non-payment of debt temporarily returns from 1 October 2021, albeit with a modified approach.

This case concerned a challenge made by a creditor (also a director) against a decision by an administrator to value another creditor's debt for voting purposes.

The lender issued an application against the borrower seeking declarations from the court in relation to the borrower's obligations under an English law facilities...

The First Respondent had successfully resisted an application made by the Official Receiver (at the request of the liquidator of both the company and its main creditor) for his public examination pursuant to s.133 IA 1986.

The landlords of fashion retail chain New Look have their multi-ground challenge of New Look's company voluntary arrangement dismissed.

A restructuring plan to compromise certain landlord claims was allowed to proceed without being impeded by judgment being entered on a landlord's claim for arrears.

Following creditor approval of Caffè Nero's company voluntary arrangement (CVA), a landlord creditor (LC) challenged the CVA on the basis that it was unfairly prejudicial to landlords...

The trustees in bankruptcy brought proceedings under Insolvency Act s339 and/or s423, that were issued in October 2019 and listed for first hearing in March 2020.

The UK Government has launched a consultation on reforming emergency repairs provisions under the higher-risk buildings regime, addressing concerns that current rules may not effectively handle urgent safety works. The proposed changes aim to clarify what constitutes an emergency repair and create a more proportionate system for building owners, developers, and contractors navigating the Building Safety Regulator approval process.

As the UK begins its walk towards Freedom Day, more business as usual is returning to the House of Commons. 1 July saw a long awaited debate in the House about retirement communities and villages...