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Every day, people sign contracts without thinking twice.

We have on a number of occasions reported on trade mark disputes in the UK involving brand owners and budget supermarkets such as Aldi and Lidl. We have been somewhat surprised...

Uganda’s Commercial Court Division carries a burden that no amount of judicial efficiency can resolve alone. Currently, 623 cases involving banks are pending before the court, with the aggregate value in dispute estimated at UGX 2 trillion.

On 12 May 2021, Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill was introduced to Parliament, to tackle what the government refers to as the ‘growing chilling effect on campuses' whereby...

The Quincecare duty [1], a form of duty of care owed by a bank to its customers, provides that the bank must refrain from executing a payment

Shockwaves will reverberate through the dental world following the recent Court of Appeal decision in favour of Warwickshire Primary Care Trust.

Last weekend, for all intents and purposes, was a quiet weekend in the middle of August; Parliament was in recess and most healthcare commentators were taking the opportunity to enjoy a well-earned summer break, and then ...

The case of Jayanth Kunjur is on the old problem of tax relief for employees working away from home. The law is tough but clear. But the case has some notable features.

Following on from a previous attempt by the UK's HMRC in 2007 to get tax evaders to reveal undisclosed Offshore assets and pay tax on them, the NDO ("New Disclosure Opportunity") was recently launched this summer and closes on 30th November 2009.

The world of money is changing. The received wisdom of "cash is king" has long been declining and the world is gradually moving to a more digitised banking space...

The decision of the Court of Appeal in ED&F Man Commodity Advisers Limited v. Fluxo-Cane Overseas Limited (13 May 2009) illustrates some of the potential pitfalls for brokers in trying to balance compliance with directions of commodity exchanges, the need to maintain orderly markets and protection of credit limits and trading relations with their clients.

"It is hard to make partner at any firm, but it's even harder if no one knows about your goals, ideas and contributions."

Now that Thanksgiving is over, some of us are decorating for Christmas. That is normally fine with me, but one of my teachers may have gone overboard

There's no better place than California — the heart of U.S. earthquake country — to hold a panel on seismic shifts. Luckily, the physical ground out here seems pretty stable as we are writing this...

The California Division of Labor Standards Enforcement ("DLSE") just released a memorandum to its staff announcing that it has adopted the rulings announced in the California Court of Appeal's decision in Brinker Restaurant Corp. v. Superior Court of San Diego County regarding meal and rest periods.

Given the current COVID-19 vaccine distribution plans, it may be some time before most private employers (outside of those that employ healthcare ...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has lifted the nationwide injunction on President Donald Trump's executive orders (EOs) concerning diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, allowing enforcement to proceed while legal challenges are ongoing.