Dispute Resolution


Insolvency rules under review – what could be changing?

Dermot Preston, Senior Lawyer Contributors: Sean Sloane, Trainee Solicitor The rules that govern how insolvency proceedings are run in England and Wal...

Court of Appeal upholds default interest rate in loan agreement penalty clause challenge

Jasmine Harland, Solicitor In the recent case of Houssein & Ors v London Credit Ltd & Anor [...

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Festival planning permission: reducing the risk of legal challenges from local residents

Nichola Evans, Partner Festival organisers using public parks are facing increasing scrutiny over pl...

Sham declarations of trust and the administration of estates – lessons from Teixeira v Moaven

Jasmine Harland, Solicitor Most people who make a Will intend for it to be straightforward. The rece...

How to terminate a contract: common mistakes to avoid

Callum Duff, Solicitor Terminating a contract is not always straightforward. If you fail to follow t...

Professional negligence: why early legal advice matters (and why “wrong” isn’t always “negligent”)

Manisha Modasia, Associate Commercial clients typically seek advice when a professional’s work has...

late payments

Late payments on the rise: what UK businesses can do about unpaid invoices

Jasmine Harland, Solicitor Late payment of invoices is a well known and growing pressure on UK busin...

Keeping the lights on: protecting premises licences with restructuring and insolvency

Claire Morris, Associate The UK leisure and hospitality sector continues to face acute financial pre...

smart glasses in court

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 unbel...

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