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One of the key obligations in public procurement law is equal treatment. Contracting authorities often worry about how to ensure this when it knows it ...
The challenging of ATE (After the Event) insurance premiums has historically been one of the most difficult areas for disputes and proved problematic ...
The Court of Appeal has today (25 October 2018) dismissed an appeal which challenged a judge's finding that a solicitor was not under a duty to warn a ...
Two novel claims were recently successfully defended in full following technical arguments raised by our Counter Fraud Team.
The question of whether a company should face liability for the actions of an employee, out of hours and away from the workplace, has recently been co ...
Yesterday saw the Civil Liability Bill complete both its Report Stage and Third Reading in the House of Commons.
The Financial Conduct Authority has published new proposals to increase the current FOS award limit by 133% from £150,000 to £350,000. At the same ti ...
In a policyholder's claim against brokers, what test should the court apply to causation when an insurance policy would not respond for reasons unconn ...
Recent high profile regulatory actions and the media attention this has attracted, appears to be supressing appetite for these schemes. However, both ...
Insurers have recently seen a noticeable increase in claims brought against surveyors for failing to spot Japanese knotweed. The recent decision in N ...
