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With the advent of Wi-Fi enabled home security cameras which are cheap to buy and easy to...
It is not uncommon for adult children who have been estranged from their parents to be left out of...
As the impact of COVID-19 rose, attention turned to force majeure clauses. Can these clauses...
What is a Guarantee? A guarantee is a contractual promise to ensure that a third party...
One of the critical stages of litigation is the point at which the opposing parties are required...
The recent case of Lonestar Communications Corp LLC v Kaye has served as a reminder that you...
From 1 January 2019, a mandatory disclosure pilot scheme came into operation in the Business and...
At the start of any litigation, individuals or companies may find that there are plenty of...
As a Company director you are expected to carry out many roles within your business including...
There are several ways to enforce a money judgment, and it is important to select the method which...
The role of morality clauses in contracts has been in the spotlight recently amidst the whirlwind...
Fishing for information from the other side is a common feature of litigation. Extracting...
The case of Riva Properties v Foster & Partners concerned a successful professional...
In this article we will look at the circumstances in which a permanent exclusion can take place,...
In Phones 4U Ltd (In Administration) v EE Ltd , the High Court rejected EE Ltd’s claim for...
A few weeks ago, the promoters of pop band Little Mix were sued under the Equality Act 2010 for...
When people hear the word ‘doping’ they automatically think of an athlete who was...
The case of General Motors UK Ltd v The Manchester Ship Canal Company Ltd concerned a licence...
With the rise of social media, it has become easier to share information and to do so quickly and...
Parties to litigation in England and Wales have an obligation to disclose to the other side all...
A recent case has provided a stark warning to potential defendants that they should pay close...
Many myths and misunderstandings surround the issue of without prejudice communications. What is...
It is generally accepted that when you bring a claim in the Small Claims Court, you cannot recover...
A debtor owes both me and another creditor, jointly, an unpaid debt. I have discussed taking...
In a large number of cases that litigate, expert evidence is required. Expert evidence is evidence...
Back to School - Parental Responsibility and Children's Education
While going back to school is a time of mixed emotions for parents and children alike, for...
One of the more common mistakes is failing to comply with the tenancy deposit protection...
