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Land transactions sometimes raise issues and problems not present in other transactions

Fresh off its April 17, 2025 decision in Cunningham v. Cornell University, the US Supreme Court is setting the stage to delve back into ERISA issues next Term.

Welcome to The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales. During the series you'll hear from special guests, industry experts and local charities...

Working in what can often be a highly contentious area of the law, it does make a pleasant change to get a call from a client who advises that they have agreed how to divide their assets.

Deferring the date from which interest at the judgment rate runs.

The High Court has issued two significant rulings that clarify the boundaries of independent legal advice in lending transactions and undue influence cases.

Astraea Group's Matthew Allan has a featured interview in the Autumn "Virtual" edition of City Solicitor magazine, the publication of the City of London Solicitor's Company

Last summer, the HHR Bankruptcy Report analyzed the Third Circuit's ruling in Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors v. CIT Group/Business Credit Inc. (In re Jevic Holding Corp.)

This past March, the Supreme Court asked the Solicitor General to weigh in as to whether two rather technical questions about ERISA stock-drop actions are worthy of the Court’s attention.

The recent costs ruling against Conor McGregor in the High Court civil action brought against him by Nikita Hand has led to much discourse...

Earlier this year, the Ontario Superior Court heard a motion that considered whether solicitor/client privilege extends to documents shared with non-lawyers who participated in structuring a complex commercial transaction.

The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench has provided some much needed guidance on solicitor-client privilege in the context of access to information requests in Edmonton Police Service v. Alberta ...

A petition has been filed asking the Supreme Court to decide whether likelihood of confusion determinations by the TTAB are entitled to preclusive effect in federal court.

A solicitor may be liable for failing to advise on the risks of a transaction that took place prior to their engagement.

Artificial intelligence is transforming legal practice, but can it replace the professional judgment, strategic insight, and accountability that solicitors provide? This analysis examines how AI tools are reshaping routine legal tasks while highlighting why human expertise remains essential for interpreting information, assessing risk, and delivering tailored advice that aligns with clients' unique objectives.

There has been a lot of talk about solicitor-client privilege in the last while. A lot of that discourse has focused on whether solicitor-client privilege

On February 7, the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench released the first reported decision on a party’s entitlement to costs under section 36 of the Competition Act (Act), which confers a private right of action for any person who has suffered loss or damage as a result of a breach of a criminal provisions of the Act.