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This article examines the Court of Appeal’s decision in Ferrara v Ferrara, offering important guidance on how cross-border divorce disputes are handled after Brexit.
The recent High Court decision in Mulbury Homes (Hazel Grove) Ltd v Scoto Ltd & Stockport Council provides important guidance on the interaction between landlord's consent provisions in leases and the Standard Commercial Property Conditions (Third Edition) (“SCPC”), regularly incorporated into sale contracts.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into Ryanair’s pricing practices, looking at: whether charging parents to sit next to their children is an unfair contract term, and whether the inclusion of this fee amounts to “drip pricing”.
Less than two weeks on from the Supreme Court’s decision in AGNI Reference [2026] UKSC 16, the Department of Health and Social Care has issued its first piece of guidance.
Commercial tenants have turned to the doctrine of frustration in search of a way out of their leases – this includes during the Covid-19 pandemic, and now in the context of building safety. The courts have consistently refused to oblige, and the recent decision in Into Nominee One Ltd v Study Group UK Ltd is no different.
In this article, we explore two recent Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman decisions highlighting important learning points for Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) concerning managing a funding dispute and section 117 aftercare.
The government has described the Health Modernisation Bill as a “once-in-a-generation reset” for the NHS. In this article, we set out what is changing and what suppliers should do now to prepare.
Buy and build offers dental corporates and investors a disciplined route to growth and an alternative to creating squat practices – pairing platform scale with targeted bolt on acquisitions to accelerate value creation while retaining strategic control.
O’Boyle v Wallis is not an insolvency case in the usual sense, but it contains useful guidance on what happens when a court-appointed representative becomes bankrupt after an adverse costs order.
The courts have given guidance on the appropriate scope of directions applications in administrations, as well as taking a pragmatic approach to the distribution of client money from an insolvent insurance broker - including the payments of the administrators’ remuneration and expenses.
From 19 June 2026, a new legal obligation goes live for every organisation that handles personal data. With only days to go, now is the time to check whether you are ready.
The court revoked an IVA under section 262 IA 1986 following a successful challenge based on material irregularity and unfair prejudice. The case provides a clear reminder that transparency and equal treatment of creditors are central to the IVA regime.