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Cybersecurity researchers have found that Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) attachments are becoming an increasingly popular way for threat actors to deliver malware or send phishing forms while evading detection.

This was a dispute as to whether destruction by fire was a "mechanical breakdown" under Clause 28 (laytime exclusion clause) of the charter.

The "disposal" of an appeal by the Upper Tribunal, namely whether the appeal should have been remitted to the First-tier Tribunal rather than retained at the Upper Tribunal for remaking...

A decision as to what constitutes penalisation under the Protected Disclosures Act 2014 was handed down by the High Court for the first time recently.

The case revolved around a bank loan which had been made as part of a wider series of transactions in relation to a share sale agreement. The main question was whether the loan...

In a decision of the new Business & Property Courts, Mr Justice Popplewell heard applications under section 68 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (serious irregularity) and AA 1996, s 69 in respect of an arbitral award.

With internet connectivity growing exponentially in the past decade, large chunks of the population now have access to online tools such as blogs, online news portals and social media pages.

Arbitration offers an alternative to litigation in national courts and is a popular means of resolving both domestic and international disputes. The end product in arbitration is the "award", which is final and binding...

In Pleon Limited v Leonis Yachting Limited "The Maltese Falcon" [2025] EWHC 3144 (Comm), the High Court had in front of it two rare issues: an appeal against an arbitral award made under section 69 of the Arbitration Act...

The Latin maxim “secundum allegata et probata” lays a fundamental rule of civil litigation, and it means that a case should be decided on what is pleaded and what is proved or according to the pleadings and proof.

In Avery v. Pointes Protection Association, the Ontario Divisional Court held that when reviewing an application for leave to appeal...

The UK Supreme Court has stood firm in not allowing counterfactual crypto-market outcomes or speculative price-formation scenarios to be used as a basis to measure and assign...

In the New Balance case discussed last month the Supreme Court of Appeal also re-affirmed the principle of territoriality of trade marks.

Article 178 of the Egyptian Trade Maritime Law No. 8 of 1990 provides that the charterer shall pay the owner the charter rate for the overrun period in case of late redelivery under time charterparties

Spousal maintenance is one of the most contentious issues between divorcing couples. How much; for how long; and what is it supposed to cover?

Costs and class counsel fees shape the commencement, prosecution and settlement of class proceedings.