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Following the Committee’s paper of 16 May 2019, the Government has welcomed the Committee’s findings, agreeing that Japanese knotweed (“JK”) may have ...
Liquidated damages clauses are a common feature in technology contracts. However, whilst they can be a useful tool, it's important they are treated wi ...
In this article, we comment on issues arising in claims for tax losses under SPAs and W&I policies and focus on one of the issues the subject of t ...
In cases where market rents have fallen below the current passing rent, it is essential for landlords to consider the implications of interim rent whe ...
In 2016, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust was, according to Chief Executive Officer Deborah Lee, facing a number of pressures: “Not only ...
The question of whether an organisation should be liable for injuries suffered by a volunteer, a competent handyman, who fell from a roof and died whi ...
In August 2019, NHS England published updated versions of the ICP contract and support documents package.
Recent legislation on employment terms was heralded as "one of the most significant pieces of employment legislation in a generation". In practice, i ...
Master Thornett makes ruling on living mesothelioma claim and orders that it be subject to cost budgeting.
The concepts of “repairs” and “improvements” are treated differently for tax purposes and so it is important that property owners take this into accou ...
