This article explains how businesses can manage small claims independently without costly lawyers, enabling them to recover debts and enhance profit margins. It provides a comprehensive six-part guide on navigating the small claims court, from filing to enforcement.

Despite the fact that we lag sadly behind our European counterparts in terms of renewable energy sources the UK remains confident that the talking will stop and action will take its place.

It has long been established that an agent cannot place himself in a position where his own interests conflict with those of his principal, and that that an agent cannot profit at the expense of his principal.

On April 17, 2024, Rosenblatt's Elizabeth Weeks, Jacques Domican-Bird, and AI expert Jacob Turner discussed AI's impact on the UK Judiciary, Government, international jurisdictions, industry trends, and reputation management in a fireside chat.

Sienkiewicz v Greif (UK) Ltd was the first case where the Court of Appeal considered the implementation of section 3 of the Compensation Act 2006 ("the Act"). The decision has led some defendant practitioners to ask whether there is now strict liability in practical terms for asbestos exposure claims.

Rosenblatt Partner and Deputy Head of Dispute Resolution, Simon Walton, spoke with Crafty Counsel at their Disputes Day event regarding maintaining privilege.

On April 17, 2024, Rosenblatt's Elizabeth Weeks and Jacques Domican-Bird, with AI expert Jacob Turner, discussed AI's interaction with the UK Judiciary, Government, international jurisdictions, and industry trends in a fireside chat on "AI and the law."

Rosenblatt Partner, Tom Spiller OBE, sits down to discuss his background in politics, challenge 80s stereotypes concerning the legal profession, and share the trends he's been seeing across the market

Online advertising is the fastest growing advertising medium and a key source of income for many online services. An important factor in this growth is the ability of sites to gather information from consumers about their interests and browsing habits which is then used to build up user-profiles so that advertising can be tailored towards them.

The instant popularity of Google’s new tool, Street View, has understandably put the spotlight on a number of issues relating to the use of photos on the internet.

It is settled law that pre-existing documents do not become privileged merely because they are submitted to lawyers for the purpose of advice or litigation, but do such documents become privileged when they are annotated or highlighted or underlined by counsel.

The recent Supreme Court decision in the case of RTS Flexible Systems Limited v Molkerei Alois Müller Gmbh & Co KG [2010] UKSC 14 is a reminder of the dangers to businesses of commencing work on commercial projects without having agreed contractual terms in advance.

Nick Leigh, Legal Director in Rosenblatt's Dispute Resolution team, sits down to chat about how individuals can run their own small claims, his reasons for becoming a lawyer...

The recent financial crisis coupled with the market globalisation has brought to light various concerns regarding the current UK Listing regime.

It has been a turbulent 12 months, and you’d be hard pressed to find many companies that can say they have enjoyed the ride. But there are signs that we might have just turned a corner.

The EU AI Act, now in force, establishes a comprehensive regulatory framework for AI, categorizing systems by risk and imposing stringent obligations on high-risk AI. It affects both EU-based and international businesses, with significant compliance costs and penalties.

The current outbreak of swine flu was first detected in February 2009 in La Gloria, Mexico. The origins of swine flu are still unknown; however the majority of the Western world is now acutely aware of the virus.

Yesterday the Government finally announced its Clean Energy Cashback Scheme – or "feed-in tariff" – for small-scale low-carbon electricity generation, along with its plans to introduce similar incentives for low-carbon heating.

On April 16, 2024, Memery Crystal and Rosenblatt's roundtable on token issuance highlighted evolving tokenisation, offshore structures, regulatory considerations, and the growing trend towards Cayman Foundation structures for decentralised token businesses.

Employees are important in any business, but for some they are crucial to success. There are a number of ways that management can safeguard its assets, human or otherwise.