A Collection is a selection of features, articles, comments and opinions on any given theme or topic. It allows you to stay up‑to‑date with what interests you most.
Login here to access your saved articles and followed authors.
We have sent you an email so you can reset your password.
Sorry, we had a problem.
Two recent cases, one in the Court of Appeal and one in the High Court, serve as a reminder of the difficulties faced when defending claims arising fr ...
In the first of our series of briefings on the Health and Care Bill 2021, we discussed some of the initial key questions for systems and what they can ...
Uralkali v Rowley – do Administrators owe a personal duty of care?
Breaking the Mountaineer’s Knee: Supreme Court establishes “purpose test” to assess the scope of an auditor’s duty Manchester Building Societ ...
The Court has discretion as to the orders it can make on costs in litigation (under CPR Part 44), and a successful litigant can be penalised in costs ...
Professional expert witnesses provide an important role in litigation; they assist the court by providing unbiased, objective opinions and analysis on ...
The introduction of broad new criminal sanctions and civil fines in the Pensions Act 2021 (PSA) exposes a wide range of persons involved in pension sc ...
The old regime Broadly speaking, an auditor’s duty to detect fraud relates to two types of fraud: fraudulent financial reporting and the misappropriat ...
Introduction A lot has already been written about the June 2021 Supreme Court judgment in the case of Manchester Building Society vs. Grant Thornton U ...
Does failure to give notice of intention to appoint administrators to a prior QFCH invalidate the appointment?
