The High Court has reinforced critical principles regarding witness credibility and cross-examination in a construction accident case where a worker was seriously injured by a dumper truck. The judgment examines how courts should evaluate witness testimony against documentary evidence, particularly when witnesses present a united front but their accounts raise questions about fabricated evidence and unconscious bias.

Two cases highlight the importance of a landlord's duty to have accurate and updated records of tenant's vulnerabilities to ensure adequate treatment and accommodation for all tenants.

Today, Thursday 17 November 2022, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered the Government's Autumn Statement, outlining proposed tax rises and spending cuts...

Helping you turn cybersecurity from a cost centre into a suite of strategic assets for your organisation

Our Cyber expert, Edward Lewis, shares the top things to think about if your business is considering harnessing the capabilities of AI

We look back at the impact of the Act and reflect on whether there is true marriage equality for all LGBT+ people in England and Wales.

Those following our journey will have undoubtedly have noticed the phrase ‘See the Possibility' across your feed recently. You may have even been brought here by an egg.

Third party litigation funding is not just for those who cannot afford to fund litigation. It is available for individuals and companies...

Dubai is now recognised as a wealth and asset management global hotspot and the leading finance centre in the MENA region.

This case highlights that legal advice privilege can be lost if appropriate safeguards are not put in place.

The case illustrates the importance of having robust internal procedures for dealing with issues that might arise during recruitment exercises.

Recently the fast food chain McDonalds signed a legal agreement the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) under section 23 of the Equality Act 2006 in response to concerns...

Guidance on how parents can choose which school their children attend.

There are no current plans to make changes to the Gender Recognition Act generally or to the status of non-binary people.

We provide some practical steps that can be taken to make sure that valuable crypto assets are not lost after death.

The phrase the ‘sick man of Europe', was reputedly first coined by Tsar Nicholas 1st when referring to the decline of the Ottoman Empire. It was a pejorative term widely...

The case of Elizabeth Love v National Health Service Fife Health Board [2023] 23 Edin 18, is the latest case to highlight the battle defenders face in attempting to persuade...

The Housing Ombudsman has recently published his annual complaints review for the year 2022-2023. It paints ‘a challenging picture of social housing'.

This decision will be welcomed by leaseholders around the country currently affected by building safety defects.

The FCA's fine was issued to Equifax's UK arm, Equifax Limited. The breach which led to this fine occurred at Equifax Inc, its US parent company. A hack at the US company led to UK consumer data being accessed.