Arbitration, at its core, has always necessitated a delicate balance between flexibility and certainty. In 2024, this balance was rigorously tested and refined through a series of landmark developments. These shifts possess the potential to redefine the course of ...
This article was originally published on Thomson Reuters in January 2025 by Matt Green of Lawrence Stephens, Brian Mondoh, ...
Picture applying family mediation techniques to solve sustainability conflicts. Dr. Georgina Tsagas recommends the use of ...
As government announces further inquiries into the organised rape and sexual assault of children within and outside their ...
This article was originally published in Local Government Lawyer in January 2025.
"I think, therefore I am" - in Latin, ‘Cogito, ergo sum - is the "first principle" of the philosophy of the 17th-century ...
The ‘Big Quit’ or otherwise termed ‘The Great Resignation’ has been reported by the media and latest research to be the ...
In the recent case of Industrial Cleaning Equipment (Southampton) Ltd v Intelligent Cleaning Equipment Holdings Co Ltd and ...
During the Singapore Convention Week on Mediation 2024 organised and hosted by the Ministry of Law, Singapore and the ...
In my years of practice, I have frequently noted that it is argued that if a claimant is entitled to a courtesy vehicle from ...
The Court of Appeal in October handed down its judgment in ADP RPO Limited v Haycocks, rejecting the Employment Appeal ...
Kitchen J describes the emergence of the current ‘communication to public’ right in Copyright Designs and Patents Act ...
As countries and corporations pledge ambitious emission reductions, disputes frequently emerge over resource allocation, the ...
The issue of whether a claimant is entitled to a “like for a like” vehicle or is s/he only entitled to a vehicle which just ...
The case of S Mathur v HMRC [2022][1] demonstrates HMRC’s aggressive predilection to tax the seemingly untaxable. Ms. Mathur ...
