On 14 July 2026, the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in Saxon Woods Investments Ltd and others v Costa [2026] UKSC 21, unanimously...

Data subject access requests (DSARs) have long been a fact of life for any business handling personal data. Over the last year, however,...

Investors suffering losses following a significant fall in a company's share price may have a claim for compensation under the Financial...

This recent article from Financier Worldwide is a useful reminder that D&O risks are rapidly evolving to include AI washing, geopolitical...

The Supreme Court's recent decision in AXA Insurance UK PLC v Commissioners of Inland Revenue [2026] UKSC 24 confirmed that judgments in...

At first glance, Homer's Odyssey has little to do with modern litigation. The story follows Odysseus' ten-year journey home from Troy,...

Universities have traditionally been viewed as reluctant litigants. Expensive disputes are rarely good publicity (particularly for...

What is an “event of default”  in a debenture containing a right to appoint administrators; what is the “purpose of administration"; and...

Introduction In an increasingly globalised world, litigation within England & Wales often involves parties, events, or evidence sourced...

A scrap metal trader’s cover was avoided after a string of undisclosed fires came to light following two major fires on board the...

Used Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) to pay for your last online order? You're about to get significantly stronger legal rights. From 15 July...

Insolvency Service quarterly stats are a niche read, admittedly. But for the geeks amongst us (guilty) they show an overall year on year...

"The annual financial statement of Proddow Mackay Solicitors LLP, covering the year to October 2024, reveals more than a dozen...

I read a brilliantly written article by Joanna Jenson (founder of skincare brand Childs Farm) regarding the importance of IP protection...