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Six Thousand Charity Registrations Deemed Void

Decision Making Authority of Charity Commission Curbed

Concerns for charity trustees during COVID-19

COVID-19: The changing nature of Directors' duties at the onset of insolvency and the UK Government response

Contractual Considerations Following COVID-19

The Demeanour of Witnesses in Fitness to Practise Proceedings

Off Payroll Working and IR35 Changes

The £25,000 Defamatory Online Review

The High Court of England and Wales recently handed down judgment in the case of Summerfield Browne Ltd v James Waymouth [2021] EWHC 85, and ordered the Defendant to pay £25,000 in libel damages following a negative review he left on the Trustpilot review website.

Oral Contracts: How much does your understanding matter?

In the recent case of Richards v Harvey [2021] EWHC 21 (Ch) the High Court in England re-examined the role that subjective understanding should play in establishing the existence of an oral contract.

Reintroduction of the ‘Crown Preference’: Implications for corporate borrowing