Court of Appeal judgment on Covid arrears a welcome win for landlords
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'Wagatha Christie': the final chapter
In a 75-page judgment (I’ve read it so that you don’t have to), it has been detailed how Vardy spectacularly lost her defamation action...
Child focused, not court focused
This BBC article explores expressed concerns of the judiciary, that too often, separating parents rely on the courts to resolve issues...
Crown Court imposes four month prison sentence for breaches of restraint order
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has brought two contempt of court applications before Southwark Crown Court regarding 10 breaches...
Unexplained Wealth Orders: where are we now?
These orders were introduced into the weaponry of UK law enforcement in 2018, prompted by concerns about how the UK was being used as a...
Will home working make office space redundant?
Many businesses are still reluctant to invest in office space since the pandemic. The increase in people working at home, coupled with...
"Part-year workers" entitled to holiday pay based on full leave year
The Supreme Court has handed down judgment in a case that will have significant implications for calculating holiday pay for "part-year...
Court of Appeal overturns third Unaoil bribery conviction
As reported yesterday, the Court of Appeal has overturned the conviction of a third man, Stephen Whiteley, Unaoil’s former territory...
‘A lot of challenges’: can housing industry build homes habitable in high temperatures?
The country has just sweltered in record high summer temperatures, which climate change experts tell us will be commonplace by the middle...
Environmental Litigation: Court of Appeal allows Fundão Dam case against BHP to proceed
In a lengthy and detailed judgment, the English Court of Appeal has ruled that a £5 billion lawsuit brought by 202,600 Brazilian...
Are digital nomad visas enticing workers to move overseas?
We know that remote working is the future for many. However, over 25 countries across the globe, many developing or emerging economies,...
Reviews into SFO failings published
The independent review into the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) failings of the handling of the Unaoil case has been published.
The Attorney...
Landmark Supreme Court ruling: Proceeds of Crime Act restraint orders and legal expenses
The UK Supreme Court has handed down a significant judgment regarding the scope of permitted legal expenses where there is a Proceeds of...
'Fire and re-hire' injunction against Tesco overturned
Last Friday 15 July 2022, the Court of Appeal removed an injunction that stopped Tesco from dismissing a number of employees, before...
Are spam bots enough to walk away from a $44 billion contract?
Contract disputes can take many forms, however, few epitomise the driven by digital era more than the $44 billion suit brought by Twitter...
Can your farming business benefit from Business Property Relief?
When planning for later years and considering how to protect and preserve your wealth for future generations, it is important to be aware...
Menopause at work: what's the employer's responsibility?
Menopause is often seen as a taboo topic of conversation. This is not surprising given the personal nature of the symptoms and impact on...
Summer holidays for separated parents
With school summer holidays fast-approaching, parents will be making plans for their children. For separated parents, this may be a...
Growth in interest on Inheritance Tax burden
As this article in the Daily Telegraph on Saturday explains, rising interest rates at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is an often...
Financial remedies: splitting the cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrencies have become a more prominent vehicle of investment in recent years. So how are these assets currently dealt with and...
Gibraltar's gambling industry navigates choppy waters
It’s like waiting for a bus. None come along for hours and then three come along all at once.
The Financial Action Task Force's (FATF)...
How to protect and pass on your digital assets
With the Covid-19 pandemic accelerating the use of online services and younger generations’ lives becoming more entwined with digital...
Breach of contract: the next celebrity court case?
In what seems to be a season of celebrity court cases, Lena Headey, perhaps more well known to some as Cersei Lannister in Game of...
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