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Response to the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB)’s interim report into the circumstances of the Bedford Rail Crash published 1 October 2026.

Debbie Chism featured in the latest Citywealth weekly newsletter, discussing the pros and cons of a financial clean break on divorce compared to ongoing spousal maintenance.

With the ongoing discrimination debacle shining a light on the English Football Association's workplace HR mechanisms, HR Grapevine spoke to Richard Nicolle, Employment Law Partner...

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Stewarts' Aviation team has issued proceedings in Chicago relating to Singapore Airlines Flight SQ368, which underwent an emergency landing at Singapore Changi Airport in June 2016.

In December 2017, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre launched a consultation process for the introduction of a protocol pursuant to which arbitral institutions would agree on the consolidation ...

This particular helicopter operator, Papillon, has had eight accidents with 11 deaths and 13 injured.

Tom Matusiak and Harriet Chapman look at some new torts created by judges in recent years

Julian Chamberlayne discusses the factors that need to be considered when setting the new discount rate.

Joseph Lappin speaks to Lexis Nexis on the Resolution Foundation's recommendation of new policies to "tackle imbalance and unfairness" in employment.

The Supreme Court is poised to reconsider the legal framework surrounding unlawful means conspiracy, a decision that could have far-reaching implications for how businesses and individuals approach commercial disputes. This potential shift in legal interpretation raises critical questions about liability, corporate conduct, and the boundaries of actionable conspiracy claims in civil litigation.

The Commercial Court’s decision in Nord Stream AG v Lloyd’s and Arch [2026] EWHC 1685 (Comm) provides fresh judicial guidance on the operation of war exclusions and the fundamental issue of causation.

In his 18th View from the President's Chambers, Sir James Munby outlines his vision to revolutionise the system for financial remedy proceedings, beginning with a new Financial Remedies Court pilot launching early this year.

Sarah Whitham reviews the recent changes to Practice Direction 12J of the Family Procedure Rules 2010. Sir James Munby, President of the Family Division, has revised the rules to reinforce ...

Philippa Charles writes in the Scottish Arbitration Centre's newsletter about the challenges and opportunities that exist for newer or smaller arbitration jurisdictions.

Following an amputation, individuals face complex physical, emotional, and practical challenges that require comprehensive support and legal guidance. Understanding the available resources and rehabilitation pathways is crucial for those navigating life after limb loss. This article explores the key insights and support systems discussed at Stewarts' amputation conference.

Defendant sentenced to 16 months for causing serious injury by dangerous driving following Eid celebration crash