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

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).

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.

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 Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce has announced that it will provide reasons for its decisions on challenges to arbitrators, making it the third institution to do so.

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

The Montreal Convention of 1999 (the ‘Convention') resulted from the need to modernise the Warsaw Convention (officially the Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules Relating ...

Doctors owe a duty of care to their patient.