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Associate Veronica Connolly and trainee Richard Swan of the International Arbitration team identify issues that can contribute to disputes in the power sector in sub-Saharan Africa ...

The Court of Appeal has established a significant precedent regarding when costs orders can be made in private children proceedings. This ruling clarifies the exceptional circumstances required before courts can deviate from the general principle that parties bear their own costs in family law matters involving children.

Many solicitors dislike experts' meetings.

In the first article of this two-part guide to staying safe on safari, Chris Deacon, partner, and Sophia Martines, senior paralegal, from our International Injury team provide practical guidance on managing...

Joint expert meetings are often pivotal in litigation. Their importance should not be underestimated. A focused expert discussion can narrow the issues, clarify disagreement...

In part one of this series, Divorce and Family partner Jenny Bowden and Personal Injury associate James Philpott considered the division of assets...

Contact Addleshaw Goddard's offices in London and Leeds for legal services and professional consultation. The firm maintains dedicated phone lines for client communication and inquiries across both major UK locations.

In CP Holdings Limited and Ors v Assicurazioni Generali SpA and Ors [2026] EWHC 1520 (Comm), the Commercial Court rejected an attempt by the insureds to recover approximately €160m in Covid-19 business...

In August 2014 Patricia was seriously injured in a road traffic accident in Lisbon, Portugal.

One of the more complex aspects of quantifying damages in cross-border personal injury claims is the treatment of welfare benefits (also referred to as social security benefits).

Jenny Bowden, a solicitor in our Divorce and Family team, reviews the recent case of Green v Adams [2017] EWFC 24 in which Mr Justice Mostyn discussed the constraints of child support ...

The Disclosure Working Group (DWG) has proposed amendments to Part 31 of the Civil Procedure Rules following concerns about the "perceived excessive cost, scale and complexity of disclosure".

A new weapon in the war on dirty money has attracted much press attention and legal commentary recently – the Unexplained Wealth Order.

Lacking mental capacity can have a profound impact on a person's needs and in turn an expert's recommendations for the future.

Ryanair has angered staff and customers after disastrous errors with its pilot rota. The company could now risk unofficial industrial action through sickness absence, as was the case at Southern Rail last year...

The legal principles behind breach of duty by medical professionals are well established and have developed since the landmark decision in Bolam in 1957.

A husband's appeal succeeded against a lump sum order made in favour of the wife by an English court after the couple agreed a financial consent order in Russian divorce proceedings.

The LCIA's 2025 Casework Report reveals significant trends in international arbitration, including London's enduring dominance, the persistent preference for English law...