BlogNews Contracts, Coronavirus and Termination The global pandemic caused by Covid-19 has meant that many contracts are no longer being…Michael StewartJanuary 28, 2021
BlogNews Frustrating But Not Frustrated Covid 19 has had a devastating and frustrating effect on business’s ability to complete projects…Allan KornbluthJanuary 21, 2021
BlogNews Depp II v News Group Newspapers Ltd– Where does this case go from here? A brief summary of the facts: Johnny Depp (“Depp”) sued the Sun Newspaper (“Defendant”) over…Michael DobsonNovember 13, 2020
BlogNews Judgment in the FCA’s Business Interruption test case On 15 September 2020 the High Court gave its judgment in the Financial Conduct Authority’s…Polly HillOctober 20, 2020
BlogNews Continuing support for struggling SMEs as the second COVID wave descends With the flexible furlough scheme due to end on 31 October and no end to…Mark HigginsOctober 15, 2020
BlogNews Should anyone be exempt from the rules of self-isolation? Lawyers can break self-isolation rules to go to court the Law Society Gazette reported on…Lynn MahonOctober 1, 2020
BlogNews Possession orders resuming From 21 September 2020 the suspension on possession claims has resumed. Landlords and Tenants should…Allan KornbluthSeptember 28, 2020
BlogNews Harper’s Law: Are Mandatory Minimum Sentences the Answer? “Harper’s Law” calls for criminals convicted of killing emergency service workers like police officers, firefighters,…Stephen FoxSeptember 8, 2020
BlogNews Did the lockdown bring out the worst cyclists ever? Does the Highway Code need amending as the Department of Transport proposes? On 28 July…Lynn MahonAugust 6, 2020
BlogNews Understanding the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme & Redundancy In a sense, lockdown was the “easy” bit. For many customer-facing businesses, there was little…Mark HigginsJuly 30, 2020