The starting point is of course always the Rules themselves – these are set out in terms of inter-partiesrecovery in the new CPR Part 45 and the associated Practice Direction – the new Fixed Costs Tables are likely to become mandatory reading for all; litigators, partners, ...
In recent years there has been a proliferation of dowry cases that are being presented in front of English Courts today. The ...
A number of High Court cases have explored the relationship between CIL liability and the giving of liability and demand ...
In this webinar, specialist employment barristers Keith Webster and Christopher Moore dive into the Supreme Court's guidance ...
The role of a CIL liability notice with regard to CIL falling due was discussed in a previous article. It has been held that ...
Claims for credit hire for taxi drivers has always been a contentious issue between claimant solicitors and insurance ...
The Bar stands to gain by aligning its use of AI with improvements in access to justice and our working lives, write Harry ...
Introduction: The entry of iconic characters, like Mickey Mouse, into the public domain in the UK triggers a complex ...
As we approach the festive party period, it’s more important than ever that employers are vigilant to the warning signs of ...
Disability discrimination is a complex and expanding area of law.
For many claimants, constructive dismissal remains one of the most misunderstood concepts in employment law.
Introduction It is quite common for a person driving someone else's vehicle to be involved in a road traffic accident. ...
Throughout the year, The Barrister Group will be hosting a series of webinars with our specialist barristers on specific ...
Introduction Digital innovations and advances in AI have produced a range of novel talent identification and assessment ...
Introduction As employers increasingly adopt new technologies to streamline their employment processes, it is crucial to be ...
