The High Court has held that a Part 36 offer to accept a discount of 0.3 constituted a "genuine offer to settle", where there was no viable defence

A claimant may still be faced with an adverse costs order for failure to accept a Part 36 offer from a defendant, even where that offer has been

An extension of time for service of a claim was granted to the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), as the ability to serve out of the jurisdiction upon two

Norwich Pharmacal relief has been granted, for a potential libel claim by the applicants, to identify those who had access to and used an anonymous

Mr Stansilav Ivanchev (C) failed to obtain judgment in default against Mr Velli (D) on the basis that D had not acknowledged service of the claim form

The LMA has now published additional practical guidance regarding the application of the Green Loan Principles in the context of (i) Green

Prior to the Covid pandemic, the Build to Rent (BTR) sector had a strong start to Q1 2020 with over £1bn of

Government departments, NHS Trusts, devolved administrations and Highways England are currently allowed to recover VAT on non-business activities if

Waste to Energy (WtE) plants dispose of our waste and produce renewable energy. The green credentials of WtE plants are often relied on to make them

The use of live automated facial recognition technology (AFR) by South Wales Police Force (SWP) was an unlawful interference with the right to privacy

On 2 July 2020, the Ministry of Justice issued a consultation on proposals to extend the power in section 6 of the European Union (Withdrawal) Act

The introduction of the Disclosure Pilot scheme in the Business and Property Courts in January 2019 was intended to address the spiralling

Cases on privilege and how it can be maintained (and easily lost) - have been coming through regularly recently - including most importantly earlier

The FCA has banned two independent financial advisers from performing any regulated activity. The financial regulator found that Peter Howson and John

The Environment Agency has obtained a court order prohibiting anyone from entering or depositing waste at an illegal waste site in Northumberland. The

Julia Hoggett, the FCA's Director of Market Oversight, gave a speech this week at the virtual City Financial Global Event regarding market abuse

The UK government, together with independent charity Crimestoppers, has launched a new COVID Fraud Hotline for the public to anonymously report

SFO director Lisa Osofsky has outlined the key economic crime threats that the organisation is facing, during a speech at the Royal United Services

The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) has published its findings following an investigation after a train driver suffered fatal injuries

This month the heated debate which has been ongoing in other sectors in relation to how we all play our part in achieving the Scottish Government's