In the Press
Claire Greaney has been quoted by Essential Retail, People Management, InfoSecurity and New Law Journal on the Supreme Court's decision in WM Morrison v Various Claimants.
Serious failings by Trustee amount to a breach of trust: Charles Russell Speechlys advises the Hon. Mrs Dawson-Damer in appeal of long-running trust dispute
Ziva Robertson
News
Delay of the new food and drink ads regulation & impact on live sports broadcasts
Sarah Johnson
Insights
Understanding the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025: Implications for UK Businesses
Janine Regan
Insights
Maddie Dunn writes for Farmers Guardian on last month’s Spending Review and the Government’s attitude to farming
Maddie Dunn
In the Press
ICC Arbitration Statistics 2024 – UAE Breaks into Top 5 Seats
Dalal Alhouti
Quick Reads
Why Getty Images v Stability AI Judgment Will Not Answer Our Key Questions
Nick White
Insights
Georgina Muskett and Laura Bushaway write for Property Week on whether drone use can become trespass
Georgina Muskett
In the Press
Food Security is National Security: can regenerative agriculture help fortify the UK?
Maddie Dunn
Insights
To share or not to share, that is the question. The Supreme Court hands down judgment in ‘big money’ divorce case Standish v Standish and clarifies the position regarding matrimonialisation and the sharing principle
Miranda Fisher
Insights
Joseph Evans, Ethan Khurwolah and Simon Heatley write for Thomson Reuters Practical Law on litigation funding and PACCAR
Joseph Evans
In the Press
CDR Magazine quotes Simon Le Wita on the Keystone XL pipeline ICSID arbitration
Simon Le Wita
In the Press
Hague Judgments Convention 2019: Easing cross-border recognition and enforcement of judgments between all UK nations, the EU & beyond from 1 July 2025
Molly Tatchell
Quick Reads
Charles Russell Speechlys welcomes highly regarded regulatory and investigations litigator Richard Burger in London
Richard Burger
News
Liz Gifford, Janine Regan and Courtney Benard write for New Law Journal on an amendment to the Data (Use and Access) Bill which will allow UK charities to send direct marketing emails to supporters without prior opt-in consent
Liz Gifford
In the Press
Tuition Tussle: Unveiling the VAT Verdict in the Private School Fees Showdown in the case of "ALR and others v Chancellor of the Exchequer Case"
Jamie Cartwright
Insights
