The High Court has determined that privilege had been waived by repeated references to the involvement of lawyers, even though the...

The common-law doctrine of frustration of a contract applies where an unforeseen event occurs that is neither party’s fault but that...

Commonly found in contracts, force majeure clauses can alter obligations and/or liabilities when an extraordinary event or circumstance...

The Supreme Court has ruled that Morrisons, the supermarket company, was not vicariously liable for the actions of an employee who...

The ECJ has annulled the General Court's decision that an opposition to the registration of a figurative mark, based on an earlier EU...

In a case involving a dispute between two parties in a church, which was being re-structured as a charitable incorporated organisation...

Vacation Rentals Ltd, the company behind Hoseasons and Cottages.com, has reversed its voucher-only policy after originally failing to...

A further blow was dealt to unexplained wealth orders (UWO) in April when the High Court granted an appeal to discharge three UWOs...

In a recent High Court ruling it has been confirmed that a director's fiduciary duties survive a company's entry into administration or...

Press release follows: UN General Assembly, NY (September 21, 2016) – The Clooney Foundation for Justice has launched a private sector...