The European Court of Human Rights v Government Climate Action
Earlier this year (April 2024), the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled that the Swiss Government’s climate policies violated human rights, in particular the right to a private and family life protected by the state from the “serious adverse effects” of...
Insolvency judgement in the matter of BHS Ltd
Last week we witnessed a precedent setting insolvency judgement in the matter of BHS Ltd – the first time a misfeasance trading claim has been successfully recognised. In a 533-page High Court judgement, two former BHS directors were ordered to pay £13.5 million each...
What is a statutory demand? And what to do if you get one!
Have you landed here because you’ve received a Statutory Demand and Googled what it means for your business? Don’t worry – we’ve got you. Reading this quick guide will give you a valuable snapshot of everything you need to know, and most importantly what to do...
The Duty of Disclosure in Civil Litigation
What is the Duty of Disclosure in Civil Litigation? At the conclusion of a civil dispute, the presiding judge will determine the case based upon the evidence provided to the court. Much of this evidence (in addition to witness testimony) will be in the form of...
