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Many offshore jurisdictions have dug into the foundations of proposed winding-up petitions to determine if a winding-up is indeed appropriate.

Under the new system, all claims submitted on or after 1 October 2015 are now heard at first instance by an Adjudication Officer of the Workplace Relations Commission ("WRC").

On 25 November 2021, the Court of Justice of the European Union (the "CJEU") delivered a preliminary ruling in StWL Städtische Werke Lauf a.d. Pegnitz GmbH ("StWL") v. eprimo GmbH ("eprimo") (C-102/20)

This article provides an overview of the Arbitration Act 1996 in England and Wales, which governs arbitration proceedings. It highlights the Act's alignment with the UNCITRAL Model Law, its flexible approach to arbitration agreements, and tribunal procedures, as well as court support and enforcement of arbitral awards. Key aspects, such as interim relief, challenges to awards, and proposed reforms in the Arbitration Bill, are also discussed. The UK continues to be a prominent jurisdiction for in

Bermuda is regarded as a first-class centre for international business, including funds, trusts and, in particular, insurance and reinsurance.

The demolition of the part of the house behind the highest and rear-most part of the roof was not exempt development.

The ATO's view in LCG 2017/3 is a timely reminder to review the Fund's trust deed and relevant pension documents.

A visa denial can leave an applicant confused and frustrated, particularly if the visa application presented is complete and persuasive, all interview questions are appropriately answered.

The FSO's service offers aggrieved customers of financial service providers a forum for the resolution of their complaints.

Further to a lengthy consultation on the reform of the tax appeals system carried out by the Irish government and the Revenue Commissioners, the new Finance Act, 2015 came into effect on 21 March 2016.

Collins Dictionary made "NFT" or "non-fungible token" their word of the year for 2021, beating out "crypto," "hybrid working" and "double-vaxxed."

In a recent judgment that serves as a cautionary tale for creditors and agents alike, the Supreme Court of Appeal ("SCA") has with characteristic clarity and rigour, delivered a clear reminder...

Which? has withdrawn part of its collective proceedings claim against Apple concerning non-purchasing iOS users after failing to secure funding to defend an appeal. The withdrawal raises questions about funding requirements for class representatives in competition law cases and leaves unresolved the controversial legal issue of whether "forgone consumer surplus" can be claimed as damages.

Cargo trousers are a staple of trades people, and back on the radar for fashion girlies in 2023, but is there any room left in those pockets for an "original" design?

Welcome to our first BVI litigation and insolvency bulletin, with updates on selected recent cases and developments.

Judicial proceedings in the EPO consist of one single instance, the Boards of Appeal. The EPC 2000 has not changed this in general.

Ireland's Labour Court has released its 2025 Annual Report, revealing an 11% decrease in case referrals alongside increasingly complex workplace disputes spanning employment rights appeals, industrial relations matters, and collective bargaining agreements. The report highlights significant legal developments including High Court appeals on European Works Councils and collective redundancies, while demonstrating the Court's expanding role in setting employment standards through Employment Regulation Orders

Scotland, like many jurisdictions, has a long history of arbitration being an acceptable means of dispute resolution.