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The broker’s job is essentially to obtain coverage for his client. In performing that role, he generally prepares contract documentation.

A recent case confirms that causation is still a critical issue in tree-related claims against local authorities and that breach of duty alone will not suffice in establishing liability.

Recent cases demonstrate the support English courts will give to arbitration, and the House of Lords' decision in West Tankers Inc v RAS Riunione Adriatica di Sicurita SpA and Ors (2007) is another example.

Frequently asked questions on employee internet and e-mail usage.

Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) are privacy controls that are incorporated into information systems to assist government and private organisations to comply with their privacy obligations and maintain relevant privacy standards in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.

We consider the potential claims that architects may be exposed to in the current economic climate.

The recent decision in The Football League Limited v edge ellison deals with the difficult question of the scope of duty, if any, which a professional owes beyond the express terms of the retainer.The court upheld the principles that there is no such thing as a general retainer and only in limited circumstances will a professional’s (here a solicitor) duties go beyond the express terms of his retainer.

In the 2011 Budget (delivered on 23 March) the Government announced a number of important tax measures designed to encourage UK resident individuals to become "entrepreneurs" and invest in higher-risk unquoted trading companies and companies operating in the life science and bio-tech sector.

Recent years have seen an increased concentration of passenger rights legislation in Europe. Has this been at the expense of safety?

In July 2004, the UK Civil Aviation Authority published its advice to HM Government following a year-long consultation process relating to financial protection of air travellers and package holidaymakers.

Between 20 April and 2 May 2009, 81 states attended an ICAO diplomatic conference in Montreal to agree terms of long-awaited replacements for the Rome Convention on surface damage.

The Court of Appeal held that once the issuing bank has rejected the documents, it must act in accordance with its chosen option.

The term "strike" contained in an exclusion clause within a berth charterparty extended to include the congestion period which followed the "strike" itself.