Somewhat unsurprisingly, the current climate has seen the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) receive increasing numbers of complaints from consumers in relation to cancellations and refunds within contractual relati ...
With all the challenges that British Banks and businesses are facing at the moment, it would be easy to suppose that the transition away from LIBOR (London Inter-bank Offered Rate) to Risk Free Rates ("RFR") has been aba ...
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, more commonly known as the furlough scheme, was first announced on 20 March. There was considerable uncertainty initially surrounding holiday pay and annual leave whilst employees we ...
Author: Nichola Gordon-Jones
DO TWO WRONGS MAKE A RIGHT? WE LOOK AT A RECENT CASE THAT CONSIDERS ILLEGALITY AND PUBLIC POLICY AS WELL AS THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.THE CASE
The decision in this notable recent case, ...
Author: Nicola Rochon
Due to the unprecedented restrictions currently in place, the Intellectual Property Office (the IPO) has declared that 24 March 2020, and all subsequent days until further notice, are "interrupted ...
Author: Alexander Shirtcliff
English Court confirms its appetite to allow fraud and asset recovery campaigns to be pursued against Crypto Assets in AA v Persons Unknown. However, the path to recovery is still ...
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