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Skeleton arguments or written submissions are tools of advocacy and, unlike pleadings, or case memoranda, are not part of the court records. This mea ...
Marketed tax avoidance schemes have been around for a long time, but it was only in the early 2010’s that there was a sea change in the approach taken ...
In what is undoubtedly an important decision for the insurance market, solicitors and claimants, the Court of Appeal has ruled that claims arisin ...
The case of Langley v GMB & Ors [2020] EWCH 3619 QB provides useful guidance on the duties owed by solicitors and trade unions in employment matte ...
Regulatory Is the tide changing for junior lawyers READ MORE The Compensation Fund an ...
Beware of costs sanctions if your conduct falls out of line A number of recent cases have served as a stark reminder to practitioners of the importanc ...
Regulatory The SRA Standards and Regulations 2019 On 25 November 2019, the SRA introduced its new Standards and Regulations. Its aim was to ...
A recent English case has considered for the first time whether and if so to what extent the general duties of a director survive a company’s entry in ...
In a key decision of the Court of Appeal, an accountant was found to have dishonestly assisted breaches of trust and fiduciary duty in a very substant ...
Cathal Anthony Lyons v Fox Williams LLP [2018] EWCA Civ 2347 The Court of Appeal on 25 October 2018 dismissed an appeal which challenged a judge's fin ...
