On 15 August 2022 the Privy Council in Estate of Dame Bernice Lake QC v AG of Anguilla [2022] UKPC 33 gave an important judgment on compulsory purchase principles. The appeal concerned compensation for the compulsory purchase of land on Anguilla in 2003 to extend the runway ...
In a decisive move reflecting its commitment to modernising legal frameworks, the new UK Government has reintroduced the ...
Mediation works – we all know that.
We'd like to extend our congratulations to TBG House barrister Modupe Smith, who was recently appointed as a Fee-Paid Judge.
Summary: The EU AI Act represents a pioneering effort to regulate AI technologies on a global scale, aiming to create a ...
In a landmark decision by the UK Court of Appeal, Lenovo has been mandated to pay a higher amount to the US-based wireless ...
This article is based on the writer’s own experiences and thoughts arising out of a combination of practising as a mediator ...
This article is based on the writer’s own experiences and thoughts arising out of a combination of practicing as a mediator ...
On September 5th, Exchequer Chambers, part of The Barrister Group, will host its first tax law seminar in the Inner Temple.
The Barrister Group is incredibly pleased to have welcomed our first cohort of 2024 pupils this month. Please join us in ...
The Supreme Court’s Judgment in George v Cannell on damages for distress in malicious falsehood is fascinating, but dense ...
This note looks at the first year and a half of the UK’s new subsidy control regime.
There is a very common situation for companies up and down the country. In a road traffic accident, a company vehicle is ...
We’re pleased to share the inclusion of four TBG barristers - Haresh Sood, Maureen Spencer, Philip Bowen, and Jake Rudman - ...
The legal industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by advances in technology, particularly Artificial ...
