Recent case serves as an important reminder to solicitors of their duties to both their clients and the Court.

Law specifically designed to strengthen cybersecurity across the whole of the Australian public and private sectors.

Employers must be aware of their obligation to protect and later delete their employees' proof of vaccination records.

When prospective home buyers make an offer to purchase a property, the contract is ‘subject to finance’.

This plaintiff failed to demonstrate that the use of combustible cladding was a breach of the Building Code of Australia.

The General Authority of Civil Aviation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (the GACA) has approved the new Executive Regulations for Consumers'Rights Protection (the Regulations) which will come into force...

Directors & Officers Insurance (D&O) is a relatively new branch of insurance in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) market. Accordingly, issues such as allocation of costs have not yet been considered by UAE or Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Courts.

This is the first article in a series of short articles which will look at some of the basic features of construction and engineering contracts under the law of the United Arab Emirates.

The Court of Appeal Judgment in the case of Allison v London Underground Limited, concerning the construction of Regulations 4 and 9 of the Provision & Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 ("PUWER") was handed down on 13th February 2008.

Over the past 5 years, ~1,500 lawsuits have been filed asserting claims under Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act.

As online harm evolves from a regulatory concern into a significant liability exposure, platforms face mounting pressure from claimants alleging psychiatric injury, addictive design, and failures to remove harmful content. With regulators in the UK, Australia, and the US placing greater responsibility on digital platforms to identify and mitigate foreseeable harms, organizations must reassess their governance, risk management, and insurance arrangements to address this rapidly developing area of litigation.

We commence our series of articles on the basics of insurance with "Subrogation". Set out below is a very high level overview in the UAE, but the views are widely applicable across the GCC given the similarities in laws.

NJ has long-standing policy favouring arbitration as a means of dispute resolution, but the favoured status is not without limits.

A lawyer from Kennedys’ Liability Division was present when the Court of Appeal gave judgment this morning in the appeals of “Copley v Lawn” and “Maden v Haller”. The key issue in dispute was mitigation of loss in credit hire claims.

Project Angel Bidco Ltd (In Administration) v AXIS Managing Agency Ltd & Ors [2024] EWCA Civ 446 - W&I insurance policy

Courts are extremely reluctant to interfere with company management. Directors have a wide range of discretion in making decisions.

Key factors impacting quantum in medical malpractice claims & differences in approach to the management of claims.

Case highlights the challenges for head contractors and developers in managing risks and responsibilities.

Technological advances transforming the way healthcare practitioners make a diagnosis and deliver healthcare.

The Supreme Court's landmark decision in HMRC v BlueCrest Capital Management establishes crucial guidance on when LLP members should be taxed as employees rather than partners, focusing on legally conferred governance powers over commercial influence. This ruling will fundamentally reshape how professional services firms, investment managers, and businesses structure their LLP arrangements and assess member status under the salaried members rules.