Generally, an arbitration agreement is only binding on the parties to the agreement. There are, however, exceptions, including where...

The Insolvency Service's latest report on enforcement outcomes for 2022/2023 records an increase in the number of director...

On 7 June 2023, Woking Council declared that it was at serious risk of insolvency, citing "unprecedented financial challenges" leaving...

It is not unusual for parties to Nigerian disputes to face proceedings in Nigeria in parallel to any arbitration or enforcement...

Earlier this month well known waterproof footwear and outdoor clothing brand, Hunter Boots, entered administration. The company's...

Judges are to be given greater powers to dismiss lawsuits known as SLAPPs, through government amendments to the Economic Crime and...

Three months after the news of Everton being subject to an independent investigation for alleged breaches of the Premier League's...

Including a radical review procedure by an arbitral panel taking a significant role in challenges to awards Nigeria is one of the leading...

Research recently published by LSE’s Grantham Research Institute has found a causal link between climate litigation and the fall of...

Background The European Super League (ESL) was revealed in April of 2021 by A22 Sports Management. Led by Liverpool owner John Henry of...

Continuing nuisance: the Supreme Court decision in Jalla v Shell In a recent legal win for Shell, the Supreme Court unanimously rejected...