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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.
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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.
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Reintroduction of the ‘Crown Preference’: Implications for corporate borrowing
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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
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Understanding Contribution Claims
Percy v White & Anor
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Do Construction Contracts require a final account mechanism?
In the case of JSM Construction Ltd v Western Power Distribution (West Midlands) plc [2020] EWHC 3583 (TCC), the High Court in England considered whether payment provisions in a construction contract meant that a contractor was only entitled to a series of interim payments and not a final account.
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Impact of Brexit on Trademarks
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The Future Relationship between UK/EU: The Agreement
On Christmas Eve a post-Brexit deal was agreed between the UK and the EU. In brief, that deal legislates for how the UK and the EU conduct trade together from now.
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What does the Trade and Cooperation Agreement say about EU to UK personal data transfers?
No doubt you noticed that during the holidays the UK and the EU concluded a Trade and Cooperation Agreement on 24 December 2020. The Agreement provides a framework under which trade will take place following expiry of the transition period on 31 December 2020.
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Brexit: Agreement ‘in principle’ on the Northern Ireland Protocol
What are the implications for trade between GB and NI?
