Abigail Rushton and Simon Heatley write for New Law Journal on the review of overworked witness statements
Abigail Rushton and Simon Heatley have written for New Law Journal on the review of overworked witness statements (subscription required).
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Hanh Nguyen
Insolvencies and rising prices: the energy retail market in flux
Hanh and Sara take a look at the energy market
Charles Russell Speechlys successfully advises the Joint Liquidators of LB GP No.1 Ltd in Lehman Brothers litigation before the Court of Appeal
LBGP is a company within the Lehman Brothers Group, whose purpose was to raise regulatory capital for parts of the Group.
Georgina Bernard
Court of Appeal reviews key principles to consider when making a non-party costs order
Rory Partridge
Numbers on the boards - another burden for the hospitality industry
Caroline Greenwell
Caroline Greenwell quoted by Food Navigator on how organisations can avoid the greenwashing trap
New reviews on misleading claims in early 2022 will pressure companies to provide concrete evidence of their sustainability credentials.
David Savage
John Doyle Construction in the Court of Appeal: enforcing adjudication is all a matter of (net) balance for companies in liquidation...
Tom Foster
New Criminal Offences – Pensions Regulator’s Approach
Tom and Esther take a look at the Pensions Regulator's recently published guidance on their new powers
Denis Meyer
The importance of anticipating the restructuring of State Guaranteed Loans
Denis looks at the importance of anticipating the restructuring of State Guaranteed Loans
Samantha Ewing
Certain about capacity? Expert evidence is no guarantee...
Jamie Cartwright
Supply chain going flat
Patrick Chan
Charles Russell Speechlys Hong Kong successfully defends equal opportunities action brought against Novartis
We have successfully defended NYSE-listed healthcare company Novartis against an equal opportunities action filed by a former employee.
Pierre Bydzovsky
Relocating between the UK and Switzerland? What to do about your pension
The pension team take a look at the key things you need to do about your pension when moving from the UK to Switzerland
Sonia Kenawy
Eyes on the road: automated vehicles are closer than we think
Sonia looks at automated vehicles, specifically, the automated lane keep system technology known as ALKS
Emma Humphreys
Property Patter: the tactics of settlement offers
What impact can settlement offers have on costs?
Katelyn Silver
A secret will, for the moment
Caroline Greenwell
Caroline Greenwell and Peter Carlyon write for New Law Journal on the issue of companies exaggerating their green credentials
The extent and impact of greenwashing by companies, the reputational damage where they’re caught out and potential regulatory action.
Patrick Gearon FCIArb
Patrick Gearon, Georgina Munnik, Sam Saunders and Simone Sancandi produce the Chambers Global Practice Guide on the enforcement of judgments in Bahrain
Hannah Edwards
Phase out of temporary restrictions on use of winding up petitions
Hannah takes a look at the recent UK Government announcement on statutory demands and the presentation of winding up petitions
Jamie Cartwright
WHAT NEXT FOR NIGHTCLUBS?
Hugh Gunson
Hugh Gunson quoted by the Daily Express on IR35 tax fines following the news that HMRC was forced to issue tax penalties to several Government departments
HMRC was forced to issue several Government departments with tax penalties in recent months as IR35 failings were unearthed.