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5 December

We analyse the recent judgment as handed down by the High Court on 29 November 2022 relating to trusts, revocation, retention of trust assets by trustees and trustee indemnities. Read More

2 December

A recent case issues a warning to companies and ex-employees about the potential threat of copyright theft. Read More

2 December

Conservation covenants were introduced by the Environment Act 2021 and can be a useful tool in the environmental change toolkit. This new type of agreement is to be entered into... Read More

1 December

Trainee Solicitor Beth Ellis got to grips with what planning is really about when she spoke to Wesley Ankrah and Georgia Bird from Dominvs Group about social value in the... Read More

1 December

A recent copycat trade mark case has highlighted how crucial it is to manage your trade mark portfolio. On 30 May 2022, the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) handed... Read More

1 December

A judge has ruled that two deeds, signed nearly a decade prior and appointing funds to beneficiaries out of a trust of over £2M, be made void. In the case... Read More

1 December

As you may recall from our blog in May 2022, an important ruling was made in the case of Butler-Sloss and others v Charity Commission earlier this year, clarifying the... Read More

29 November

Strike action at 150 universities may trigger force majeure commercial contract provisions or lead to breach of student contract claims. Read More

23 November

In this second article focusing on public inquiries, we compare the different approaches and structures that have been adopted by public inquiries. The structure of a public inquiry will have... Read More

22 November

It has now been over a decade since Andrew Dilnot concluded his inquiry into the social care system. Dilnot concluded that the adult social care system was not fit for... Read More

15 November

The current economic climate is increasing scrutiny of external legal spend like never before with pressure to reduce costs only likely to increase if the economy falls into a prolonged... Read More