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Over the past year, in a number of articles and during the course of events, we have made a series of predictions. Some recently published cases have ...
A law firm found in breach of duty to its client escaped paying damages after the Claimants failed to establish causation. Brearley & Ors v Higgs ...
The roll-out of the Lloyd’s mandate on silent cyber has impacted the professional indemnity market. The requirements of Lloyd’s Bulletin Y5277 mean th ...
We provide a brief round-up of some recent limitation decisions and consider whether there is anything to be read from these tea leaves. Baines & ...
We have previously detailed potential changes to two aspects of compensation claims: (i) amendments to the rules of the SRA’s Compensation Fund; and ( ...
In Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton UK LLP [2021] UKSC 20, the Supreme Court examined how the principles established by South Australia As ...
The Court’s wide discretion on costs in litigation means a successful litigant can be penalised in costs if they unreasonably refuse to engage in medi ...
In Fathi v Mohamed [2021] EWHC 2231 (Comm) an application to set aside a Judgment obtained in default of an acknowledgement of service being served wa ...
Data breaches require considerable time and resources to resolve. The damage can be extensive, from financial costs and operational downtime to untold ...
A common issue in defending compensation claims arising out of data breaches, is the evidence of the claimant’s alleged distress. Whatever the stage, ...
