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Introduction agreements, finder’s fee agreements and intermediary agreements are a common occurrence especially where businesses are looking for a larger pool of potential parties to engage with or are seeking to rely on someone’s expertise to secure what they are looking for.
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Public sector outsourcing is set for significant change under the Employment Rights Act 2025. We look at the proposed reforms and their practical impact for contracting authorities and suppliers.
In this article, we examine the High Court's decision in Cometsambre v Lloyd's and highlight the key lessons on non-disclosure, materiality and inducement for insurers, insureds and brokers.
The decision of the High Court in Essendi UK Hotels 2 Ltd v London Property Company Ltd is significant and potentially has far-reaching implications for the remediation of unsafe cladding and other fire safety defects in buildings that fall outside of the Building Safety Act regime.
The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) has published its final legal statement on liability for AI harms. Explore the key implications for businesses and AI users.
The Commercial Court has provided a useful reminder that the duty of fair presentation under the Insurance Act 2015 is not confined to disclosure of claims only.
The fourth edition of the TCC Guide is the most significant update in several years and gives practitioners a clear steer on how the court expects modern construction and technology disputes to be run: efficiently, proportionately and with early, constructive engagement.
The UK's rising wildfire risk could have significant implications for insurers. We examine claims exposure, policy coverage and emerging trends.
The new national Quality Strategy was published on 14 July 2026 and has been designed to sit alongside the 10-year health plan to provide clarity on quality measurement.
NHS England has published a consultation on proposed Single Neighbourhood Providers (SNPs) and Multi-Neighbourhood Providers (MNPs) contracting models. We explore the key proposals, opportunities and challenges, and what they could mean for ICBs, primary care and neighbourhood health services.
Six months after heat network regulation came into force, organisations are grappling with the practical implications of compliance. We explore how the new regime is reshaping contracts, risk allocation and operational responsibilities across the sector.