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Mention spies and you may think of James Bond scaling a building in the dead of night, but when it comes to commercial espionage it’s more likely to be Jim...

Property co-owners should record in a declaration of trust the shares each person holds to avoid possible future disputes. A recent appeal case has reaffirmed the importance of ensuring that...

On 3 July 2018, the Court of Appeal handed down its decision in the case of Network Rail Infrastructure Limited –v- Stephen Williams and Robin Waistell on the very important...

A sharp increase in the number of cohabiting couples over the past 15 years or so has led to a rise in complex and often costly legal disputes when they...

The Barriers to Business Growth in St Albans report was published on 11 June and is now available on the City of Expertise website. The report contains the findings from the...

We are delighted to confirm our third FIRE event of the year will be taking place on 6 September 2018 at Dukes Hotel, London from 6pm-8pm. Apart from the usual networking,...

The High Court on 21 June 2018 handed down judgment in the case of Steven Leslie Smith and Frank Wessely (as Joint Liquidators of Iconic Hotels Limited) v Clive Oliver...

In a decision handed down today, 13 June, the Supreme Court has unanimously overturned the decisions of the High Court and the Court of Appeal and held that Internet Service...

Luke Harrison, lead litigation and dispute resolution partner and interim Chairman of the Commercial Litigation Association opened the association’s summer conference on 6 June with the following address. 1.Welcome to...

A Deed of Variation is an effective estate planning tool for beneficiaries of an estate who wish to bypass themselves in favour of others. An adult beneficiary can redirect their...