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His report looked at costs across a wide range of civil litigation.

The duty of care owed by Social Workers to children who they seek to protect has been a roller coaster ride over the last few years.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network to which people, data, devices and more can be added, allowing new forms of engagement, additional services and new ways of generating

NHS charities say their potential to make important contributions to patient care is underused. We look at the new initiatives hoping to change that...

The judgment on 3 July from the Supreme Court is the first decision in a century that the highest court has considered employee restrictive covenants.

The Court of Appeal has examined a notification of circumstances which "might reasonably be expected to produce a Claim" in its recent decision in Euro Pools Plc v Royal & Sun Alliance Insurance Plc.

The Queen's Speech confirmed that new legislation is to be introduced to help deliver fast, reliable and secure broadband to millions of homes. And there's little doubt it's needed.

Judgment has been handed down today by the Court of Appeal in the case of The University of London and Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Limited ("Cornerstone").

A new Commercial Court Practice Direction (HC85) was introduced on 12 April 2019, which replaced Practice Direction HC50 of May 2009.

The High Court has recently handed down judgment in a case that provides useful guidance on two questions fundamental to coverage on many D&O notifications

Legislation: Pension Schemes Bill 2019/2020 second reading. The Bill includes the same measures as those published in October 2019 ahead of the general election.

The UK Supreme Court reinstated an injunction preventing Tesco from using "fire and rehire" to remove a contractual entitlement to Retained Pay (RP). The ruling emphasizes that dismissals cannot be used to defeat permanent benefits. This landmark decision highlights careful contractual drafting and anticipates future legislation to regulate such practices.

Until publishing this revised guidance, the ICO's position had been that the month's timescale go comply with a DSAR begins on the day after the DSAR is received.

Legislation: Pension Schemes Bill 2019-2020 will make no further progress. This Bill will be reintroduced by the new Parliament.

The use of technology in the healthcare sector is rapidly expanding and continues to play a key role in the evolution of the range of healthcare services provided to patients.

For all the apparently bad news, there is evidence of innovation. Sir Robert points to his old workplace: "The nearly £300 million phase 4 development currently under construction at UCLH

We are all familiar with managing the physical risks associated with our businesses but how often do we turn our minds to the less visible aspects of that?

Credit hire in England and Wales continues to evolve at a swift pace and there is much talk in the legal press and amongst credit hire practitioners of the cost of credit hire.