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The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (“DLUHC”) has launched an ongoing technical consultation (closing 9th June) on its proposal t ...
Reform of the private residential rental market has been a hot topic for some time and the Government had made it clear that they are committed to ref ...
On May 25th 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation, widely known as GDPR, fundamentally amended data protection regimes across Europe and influe ...
Uno de los mayores activos de una empresa, en especial para una compañía aseguradora es la información, su custodia y su adecuada gestión. Esta inform ...
The #metoo movement has led to the SRA, like many regulators, having to address sexual misconduct issues in the workplace and the impact was felt imme ...
In the interest of bringing operational efficiency and addressing lengthy delays which consumers face in making complaints, the Legal Ombudsman (“the ...
Two recent decisions in the solicitors’ negligence arena provide a timely reminder of the importance of complying with the CPR. The first deals with t ...
Limitation has again been on the agenda in the High Court. Whilst often the friend to the Defendant and PI insurer, the recent decision in Etroy & ...
The recent decision in Bank of London Group Ltd v Simmons & Simmons LLP [2022] serves as an important reminder of the limits of injunctive relief, ...
Mr Haq agreed to sell a property which had a registered charge over it in favour of Bank of Scotland plc (“BoS”) to Mr Attarian for £1.25m. Mr Attaria ...
