The principle of “separability”, namely that an arbitration agreement is, or must be treated as, a contract which is separate from the...
With recent High Court business interruption ("BI") decisions involving Stonegate, Various Eateries and Greggs, businesses forced to...
Following Rebekah Vardy's defamation claim against Coleen Rooney being dismissed by the High Court in June, the case hit the headlines...
The Ministry of Justice has announced a new flagship London court in the City which will focus on high-level fraud, cyber and economic...
The Law Commission has recently undertaken a review of the Arbitration Act 1996 (the Act) which came into force over 25 years ago to...
Insolvency and Companies Court Judge Mullen has handed down his judgment in the case of Dusoruth v Orca Finance UK Limited (in...
It is reported that MPs intend to table an amendment to the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill ("the Bill") to include...
The R3 Association of Business Recovery Professionals has published its report "Insolvency and the fight against fraud" ("the Report")....
The High Court recently refused an application for a Norwich Pharmacal order to reveal the names of anonymous signatories to a defamatory...
It has been just over six months since the Online Safety Bill was introduced in Parliament on 17 March 2022. Since its introduction, the...
A change to the English civil procedure rules on service out of the jurisdiction promises to have a significant impact on fraud cases,...
In BTI v Sequana & Ors, the Supreme Court handed down a landmark judgment which, in the words of Lord Reed, addressed "questions of...