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The saga continues in Arizona v. California, Arizona's U.S. Supreme Court challenge of California's tax reach, but signs are strong it may be ending soon.

The Supreme Court has clarified a contentious issue in Section 73 of the MACA, which relates to the late making of claims.

This was an interlocutory decision about the appointment of a tutor for the child appellant, to carry on his proceedings.

Among the first questions that a client tends to ask his attorney prior to instituting legal proceedings for the enforcement of a contract or a contractual right is: Who is going to pay my legal fees?

In the recent interlocutory decision, Hall v. Peel Insurance Co., 2016 ONSC 5288, the Ontario Superior Court allowed an enlarged definition of litigation privilege.

On September 5 2018 the Court of Appeal of England and Wales handed down its highly awaited judgment in Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation [2018] EWCA Civ 2006.

Legal privilege is asserted in many ways, most commonly: (1) solicitor-client privilege, which attaches to communications between a client and a lawyer related to seeking or giving legal advice...

There are very few rules in tax law that protect taxpayers. Most are written to protect the Canada Revenue Agency and the government.

The recent Tax Court of Canada decision in Gaudreau v. The King demonstrates the ability of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to obtain sensitive non-lawyer work product.

Recent developments in Artificial Intelligence ("AI") have brought the mainstream use of AI into our daily lives and daily work lives. While AI has been used by litigators for over a decade...

From 8 April 2021, it became a criminal offence to enter into a cartel arrangement under New Zealand law.

During divorce proceedings, it's crucial to carefully consider moving out of the family home. Factors include affordability, children's arrangements, and potential legal and financial implications, highlighting the importance of obtaining independent legal advice.

The leading organisation for family solicitors, Resolution, has nominated 28 November to 2 December 2022 as this year's Good Divorce Week.

If you are considering divorce or separation, you may be worried about how you are going to meet your outgoings without the support of your spouse or partner. A claim for Interim Maintenance can help.

In a recent decision, the Court of Appeal have allowed Levicom’s appeal of the first instance judgment in their £37 million loss of chance claim against Linklaters.

When purchasing a property, discovering that it was previously gifted rather than sold can raise unexpected legal concerns. Understanding why conveyancers investigate these transactions at undervalue and how indemnity policies protect buyers from potential insolvency claims is essential for anyone navigating the property transfer process.