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The recent decision of Mackay J in <strong>Octavia Hill Housing Trust v Brumby (2010), High Court may provide some cause for concern for landlords and particularly those concerned with the letting and management of social housing.

TTMI challenged the decision of an arbitrator to strike out its claim against Statoil ASA (Statoil) on the ground that there was no contract between the two parties and therefore no arbitration agreement.

The SRA's statement on the settlement of regulatory and disciplinary cases marked the beginning of significant changes to the Law Society's approach to the regulation of the profession, driven by the stated aims of improving transparency, proportionality and efficiency.

The 2007 case of "Anderson Antiques (UK) Ltd v Anderson Wharf (Hull) Ltd & another centred" upon a development site in Kingston-Upon-Hull owned by Anderson Antiques (UK) Ltd ("Antiques"). Anderson Wharf (Hull) Ltd ("Wharf") was a single purpose vehicle set up to acquire Antiques' land. Its sole director and shareholder was Philip Akrill, the second defendant.

The English court confirms the factors to be taken into account when assessing a loss.

Wilson v Emmott (March 2008) concerned an appeal against an order for disclosure in court proceedings in NSW and BVI of documents generated in an English arbitration involving the same parties.

The Court of Appeal decision in the "ACHILLEAS" redefines the manner in which damages are calculated following the late redelivery of a chartered vessel. Transfield Shipping Inc. of Panama v Mercator Shipping Inc. of Monrovia (the "ACHILLEAS") (2007).

As more and more marketers take to the Internet to provide goods and services in this post-pandemic era, subscription-based offerings are on the rise.

For all the talk about Dreamers in the national immigration debate, a recent research paper positing the positive effect of erasing the nation's $1.3 trillion student debt burden has given the term new meaning.

The court found that this design failed to encourage the customer to examine the Service Terms and Conditions.

No story had a bigger impact on the entertainment industry in 2017 than the stunning allegations of sexual assault against previously-powerful men.

The DOL has proposed returning to a Trump-era "economic realities" test that places heavy weight on two core factors: the nature and degree of control over the work and the worker's opportunity for profit or loss.

The U.S. Department of Labor recently released its highly anticipated Final Rule on the Fair Labor Standard Act's overtime exemptions.

As of this year, most private employers in California are required to permit employees to take paid leaves of absence for organ and bone marrow donation.

The enforceability of noncompete agreements is a perennially buzzworthy topic in New York and across the country. Generally, New York courts will enforce a noncompete agreement only to the extent that it is reasonable...

Can an employer enforce post-employment restrictive covenants (including agreements not to compete and not to solicit customers and employees) against an employee discharged without cause?

No story had a bigger impact on the entertainment industry in 2017 than the stunning allegations of sexual assault against previously-powerful men.

A federal court in New York recently held that a class of manual workers may pursue claims against their employer for failing to pay them on a weekly basis in accordance with the New York