Credit hire, insured hire and subrogation are three areas that have manifested in the field of hire generally. There can be considerable confusion between the three and it is not surprising why, as whilst they are separate concepts, the reality is that they can often be ...
Insured hire subrogation is a topic which has been a live issue for as long as I have been in practise. The issues may have ...
This note discusses the UK’s subsidy control regime and how The Barrister Group (“TBG”) may be able to assist public ...
In almost every credit hire case, the defence will plead “ex turpi causa non oritur action”. This translates into English as ...
In the world of law, the path to becoming a barrister is often described as a challenging yet rewarding journey. However, ...
R(Hannah) v Chartered Institute of Taxation [2021] EWHC 1069 (Admin) concerned a decision of Chartered Institute of Taxation ...
When discussing AI’s role in replacing advocates and writing judgments in public law cases, it is important to recognise ...
Generally, someone who is involved in a non-fault road traffic accident, whereby their vehicle is written off, is only ...
A topic making headlines in the employment sphere, this webinar address everything employers need to know about neurodiverse ...
In our first employment law webinar of the 2024, we're joined by Alice Kinder, President of Birmingham Legal Society, and ...
In the dynamic realm where technology intersects with the law, the emergence of Chief Legal AI Officers has become ...
I am inspired to write this article, as the various technological evolution continues to take place, particularly in ...
The issue of freedom of speech in the workplace is one that remains ever topical. In a civilisation more socio-politically ...
This was a high court case in which judgment was given on the 29th of August 2023. It is a binding court decision. The case ...
