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UK universities planning overseas activities should consider how UK consumer law may apply — here’s why it matters.
UK universities planning overseas activities should consider how UK consumer law may apply — here’s why it matters.
The Supreme Court handed down its unanimous verdict in the case of Standish v Standish, clarifying the stance taken by the courts when assessing matrimonial assets during divorce proceedings. This impacts how spousal claims under the Inheritance Act 1975 are assessed.
On 10 July 2025, the UK Government introduced the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill (Bill), which includes a significant change for commercial property: a proposed ban on upward-only rent reviews in new leases.
Providers involved in healthcare inquests will be familiar with cases involving applications to the Attorney General – a fiat – to quash an inquest decision and order a fresh investigation and inquest under section 13 of the Coroner’s Act 1988. What happens then if the Attorney General refuses your application – can you judicially review the decision?
The Court of Appeal in Petrofac overturns the first instance judge’s sanction of a restructuring plan on the basis that it did not allocate the restructuring surplus fairly.
In light of a number of conflicting first instance decisions as to whether jurisdiction is a ground on which an application to set aside a statutory demand can be based, a deputy ICCJ has suggested the proper approach going forward.
The court has considered whether to make an order for possession and sale of a bankrupt’s property, where the costs of the bankruptcy significantly outweigh the value of the debt owed to creditors, and where it's likely that any realisation will be absorbed by bankruptcy costs.
Court declines to grant stay of proceedings against a claimant attempting to enforce a Russian judgment against a defendant’s immovable property in England despite the defendant being subject to Russian bankruptcy proceedings where the claimant was a creditor.
This FutureProof article focuses on the impact adopting AI may have on the indemnity cover professionals are afforded and whether or not there is a need for new, AI bespoke, professional indemnity cover.
The government has announced a major new strategy - "The Good Food Cycle". Katrina Anderson and Jessica Burt explore the strategy and what it means for your food business in more detail.
The Supreme Court has determined a claim in fraudulent trading under s. 213 Insolvency Act 1986 is not limited just to those involved in or controlling the management of a company.
Construction of heat networks is gathering momentum. Nick Helm and Adam Hulme consider an exciting opportunity for local authorities to unlock environmental benefits and lower costs.