Dispute Resolution


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Witness coaching with smart glasses & ‘Abra Kadabra’ the taxi driver

Tom Taylor, Solicitor A witness in the witness box being coached through smart glasses? Sounds unbelievable doesn’t it? However, Judge Agnello KC in...

Supreme Court confirms no limitation period for unfair prejudice claims

Nichola Evans, Partner There is now no statutory time limit on bringing an unfair prejudice claim an...

How can your business handle negative reviews effectively?

Nichola Evans, Partner For the leisure and hospitality sector, brand and reputation are everything. ...

The proper route to possession in administration

Nichola Evans, Partner When a business enters administration, getting the legal process wrong can be...

The rise of Debt Relief Orders – what leisure businesses need to do in 2026

Nichola Evans, Partner Every year, Debt Relief Orders (DROs) leave UK businesses out of pocket on pr...

Leisure sector under pressure: what you need to know

Abby Mercer, Solicitor TGI Fridays, a well-known casual dining high street chain has undergone a maj...

High bar, hard proof: latest ruling underscores the difficulty in overturning wills

Jasmine Harland, Solicitor A mother’s decision to disinherit two out of three of her children has ...

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A ‘Christmas Carol’ of litigation: legal risks in the leisure industry

Manisha Modasia, Associate As the festive season approaches and we reflect on 2025, the leisure and ...

Are you protected from employees sharing sensitive information with competitors?

Abby Mercer, Solicitor Lessons learned from Boxxer Ltd v Wischhusen [2025] EWHC 2386 (KB) A recent r...

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