12 JUNE 2019 Insight Brexit Brexit: the countdown to October 31 As the Conservative Party’s leadership election kicks off in the wake of last week’s Peterborough by-election, we assess the impact of recent developments. Share this article Bookmark this page
12 JUNE 2019 Insight Must you tell your opponent they’ve made a mistake? Barton restated. The Court of Appeal has confirmed that a solicitor has no duty to warn their opponent that they are about to make an error in respect of service of proceedings. As many might have expected, a solicitor’s duty is to their own client and not to the other side. Share this article Bookmark this page
21 MAY 2019 Insight The determination of defamatory meaning in a digital era “Tried to strangle me…” Is this Facebook post defamatory? Reputation is everything. In our digital world it can be shattered in seconds, by fewer than 120 characters and by a solitary social media post. Share this article Bookmark this page
21 MAY 2019 Insight Buying time – when can parties agree to delay? Before the introduction of the Civil Procedure Rules, the courts were not perceptibly concerned about delay agreed to by the parties. Share this article Bookmark this page