Traditionally Defendants are under no obligation to disclose the extent of their insurance cover to a Claimant.

I have a number of employees who have short term intermittent sickness absence on a Friday before a bank holiday Monday etc. At what point can I or should I start addressing this as a disciplinary matter?

It has been a busy year for construction lawyers so, just for a moment, forget the mince pies, advent calendar and carols. Here is a brief rundown of our top ten decisions from the Courts in 2019:

The Act was originally intended to allow leaseholders of lower rateable value houses to acquire the freehold (this is known as "enfranchisement").

One piece of post-Christmas news is the revelation that the Government is seeking to put pressure on landlords to allow responsible tenants to keep pets.

The UK Government published its new immigration policy statement on 19 February, outlining how the UK Immigration System will operate following the end of free movement on 1 January 2021.

The Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 will largely come into force on 6 April 2008.

Statistically, the ‘compensation culture’ is a myth but it is hard to dispel perceptions that it is growing.

Jersey Finance has announced a number of speakers and panellists for its Private Wealth Conference in London next week.

Can third party litigation funding provide access to justice and put claimants in a stronger bargaining position? Are worries about loss of case control and regulation exaggerated?

A round up of recent case law updates.

The European Union and more than 60 nations (and counting) have passed laws and regulations regarding electronic signatures and digital transactions.