Monthly Archives: October 2017

You may have seen many commentators, the BBC included, reporting this week that divorces were up in 2016 by 5.8% – “the biggest…

The Court and Tribunal Service (HMCTS) is now entering into ‘phase 2’ of its digital transformation process. While many lawyers remain…

A recent report commissioned by the government has estimated that approximately 300,000 people lose their jobs every year because…

Interesting article from my colleague and head of Employment and Dispute Resolution in Construction News last week….  

The Scottish Courts address the hitherto mystery as to what actually is meant by “the basis on which” in respect to a payment notice….

It will be interesting to see the industry’s response to this consultation review.  I have my own views which I will be sharing via…

ESMA is taking another look at closet tracker funds as part of its review of fund management fees.

The Employment Tribunal used to charge claimants a fee for issuing their claim and before the final hearing of their case. Between July…

Banks that delay in providing customer data are under scrutiny. The suspicion is that they are deliberately hindering companies they see…

Mr Justice Bodey has used his valedictory speech to highlight the extent to which legal aid cuts made in 2013 have impacted many people’s…