When a dispute arises, and the subject matter relates to sport, it tends to attract attention. Whether the dispute concerns football, tennis, swimming or Formula 1, ...

The High Court recently held that damages would not be awarded for wasted management and staff time despite finding an unlawful means conspiracy to have existed.

In the recent case of Renfrewshire Council, Applicant 2022 S.L.T. (Sh Ct) 250, the court ordered that none of the three feuding sisters should exercise the functions of 'nearest relative' during the period...

In the recent case of Construction Muzzy Ltd v Davis Construction (South East) Ltd [2025] the English courts considered the challenging of two decisions made by the same Adjudicator on grounds of natural justice and jurisdiction.

Court held that an insolvent company was required to provide adequate security when enforcing an adjudication decision.

The government has set out new employment law measures in the policy paper ‘Smarter Regulation to Grow the Economy'. The measures include removing reporting requirements from the Working...

While the UK Government remain confident a ‘no-deal' Brexit is unlikely, it will continue to issue briefing notes outlining what and who would be affected in a no deal scenario.

Despite evidence submitted to the MAC highlighting the unpopularity of the Tier 2 sponsorship system, it recommends that sponsorship continue.

On 20 March 2024 the EU's General Court overturned the decision of the EU to impose sanctions on former F1 driver Nikita Mazepin.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has an extraterritorial scope of application, meaning that companies based outside of the EU but doing business within the EU will often be subject to the GDPR regime.

The Scottish Government's public consultation on a proposed review of fire safety topics closed on 7 March 2025. Having had the time to consider the consultation responses...

Sometimes, after two parties have signed a contract for sale of heritable property in Scotland, one of them wishes to pull out. That party might be legally entitled to do so...

The Scottish Government has published its route map out of lockdown, legislating five levels, each imposing increasingly tougher restrictions.

The Scottish Government has announced that a number of council areas in Scotland are to be placed under level 4 restrictions, the strictest tier. What does that mean for business?

The Court of Appeal's decision regarding conflicting provisions in DnaNudge Ltd v Ventura Capital GP Ltd highlights the importance of ensuring there's no provision clashes when drafting articles of association.

The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) in Quadro Services Ltd v Creagh Concrete Products Ltd [2021] EWHC 2637 (TCC) held that a claim referred to adjudication with three separate payment applications was still considered ...

Philanthropy remains crucial in the UK amid financial challenges faced by charities due to economic pressures on government funding. All levels of giving are essential, providing mutual benefits and fostering intergenerational involvement, with tax reliefs enhancing donations.

Long-term sustainability is critical for every business. Measuring the route and timeframes to successful implementation of sustainability principles will remain high on the agenda for business and investors for some time.

One of the most pressing issues for employers in relation to Brexit is immigration and the rights of EU citizens following the UK's exit from the EU.

Trustees of ‘relevant schemes' providing defined contribution (DC) benefits must prepare a chair's statement containing prescribed information within seven months of the end of the scheme year.