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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
Court Hearings and the Submission of Court Bundles during the Pandemic
From the end of the summer 2020 the Courts in Northern Ireland resumed hearing both urgent and non-urgent cases following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic
Understanding Contribution Claims
Percy v White & Anor
