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    D'Aloia v Persons Unknown - wrong defendant pursued; implications for crypto-exchange liability, legal status of digital currencies

    D'Aloia v Persons Unknown - wrong defendant pursued; implications for crypto-exchange liability, legal status of digital currencies

    Posted by Brian Sanya Mondoh, Feb 03, 2025
    This article was originally published on Thomson Reuters in November 2024 by Matt Green of Lawrence Stephens, and barrister Brian Mondoh.
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    Arbitration in England and Wales: A Look Back at 2024 and What to Expect in 2025

    Posted by Divya Kesar, Jan 31, 2025
    Arbitration, at its core, has always necessitated a delicate balance between flexibility and certainty. In 2024, this ...

    Can Bitcoin help recover bitcoin? Balancing decentralisation and complying with court orders

    Posted by Brian Sanya Mondoh, Jan 29, 2025
    This article was originally published on Thomson Reuters in January 2025 by Matt Green of Lawrence Stephens, Brian Mondoh, ...

    Should Mediation Be Mandatory for Sustainability Disputes?

    Posted by Dr Georgina Tsagas, Jan 22, 2025
    Picture applying family mediation techniques to solve sustainability conflicts. Dr. Georgina Tsagas recommends the use of ...

    Locking up children under the Children Act 1989 – some thoughts on Clause 10 of the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill

    Posted by Carolyne Willow, Jan 21, 2025
    As government announces further inquiries into the organised rape and sexual assault of children within and outside their ...

    Applications for a Liability Order Enforcing CIL

    Posted by Christopher Cant, Jan 16, 2025
    This article was originally published in Local Government Lawyer in January 2025.

    ‘I am triggered, therefore I am’: The Psychology of Conflict

    Posted by Dr Georgina Tsagas, Jan 14, 2025
    "I think, therefore I am" - in Latin, ‘Cogito, ergo sum - is the "first principle" of the philosophy of the 17th-century ...

    Workplace Bullying: How to spot it, its connection to the 'S' of ESG, and what to do about it

    Posted by Dr Georgina Tsagas, Jan 02, 2025
    The ‘Big Quit’ or otherwise termed ‘The Great Resignation’ has been reported by the media and latest research to be the ...

    Breaking the Ice: A New Era for Statutory Acquiescence in Trade Mark Law

    Posted by Tahir Khan, Dec 30, 2024
    In the recent case of Industrial Cleaning Equipment (Southampton) Ltd v Intelligent Cleaning Equipment Holdings Co Ltd and ...

    Net-Zero Disputes: Aspiration or Inspiration?

    Posted by Dr Georgina Tsagas, Dec 27, 2024
    During the Singapore Convention Week on Mediation 2024 organised and hosted by the Ministry of Law, Singapore and the ...

    Credit Hire and Comprehensive Insurance

    Posted by Azeem Ali, Dec 23, 2024
    In my years of practice, I have frequently noted that it is argued that if a claimant is entitled to a courtesy vehicle from ...

    Haycocks v ADP: Analysing the Scope of Redundancy Consultation

    Posted by Christopher Howells, Dec 16, 2024
    The Court of Appeal in October handed down its judgment in ADP RPO Limited v Haycocks, rejecting the Employment Appeal ...

    The Overcomplication of the 'Communication to Public' Right in Copyright Law

    Posted by Gaurav Sachanandani, Dec 10, 2024
    Kitchen J describes the emergence of the current ‘communication to public’ right in Copyright Designs and Patents Act ...

    Net-Zero Disputes Panel at the Singapore Convention on Mediation

    Posted by Dr Georgina Tsagas, Dec 04, 2024
    As countries and corporations pledge ambitious emission reductions, disputes frequently emerge over resource allocation, the ...

    Credit Hire: Is a claimant entitled to a “like for like” hire vehicle?

    Posted by Azeem Ali, Dec 02, 2024
    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 ...
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