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    From Halliburton to Aiteo: Exploring the Evolution of English Jurisprudence on Arbitrator Bias

    From Halliburton to Aiteo: Exploring the Evolution of English Jurisprudence on Arbitrator Bias

    Posted by Divya Kesar, Aug 21, 2024
    The impartiality of arbitrators is essential for ensuring fairness and legitimacy in arbitration. This article explores how English jurisprudence on arbitrator bias has evolved by examining the recent judgement in Aiteo Eastern E & P Company Limited v Shell Western ...
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    Taming the Green-Eyed Monster: Jealousy's Role in Dispute Resolution and How Best to Tackle It

    Posted by Stephen Shaw, Aug 19, 2024
    One of BBC Radio 4’s longest running and popular programmes was called Quote… Unquote. It ran for over 40 years, and its ...

    ACV Appeals – A New Approach

    Posted by Christopher Cant, Aug 16, 2024
    Until the recent decision of Newton v Derbyshire Dales DC [2024] UKFTT 435 (GRC) the First-tier Tribunal (“FTT”) judges ...

    Are Property Guardians an Effective Way of Mitigating the Liability to Pay Business Rates?

    Posted by Richard Clayton KC, Aug 15, 2024
    On 4 December 2020 the Court of Appeal in Southwark LBC v Ludgate House [2020] EWCA Civ 1637 for the first time considered ...

    Credit Hire and Rates

    Posted by Azeem Ali, Aug 12, 2024
    One of the most important issues in any credit hire case will be rate, and of course the potential difference between the ...

    Mediation Myths and Avoiding 'Litigatory Roulette'

    Posted by Stephen Shaw, Aug 08, 2024
    I have written in the past about a few canards that people come up with for not mediating. I thought I’d leave the soppiest ...

    Understanding the EU AI Act: Key Considerations for SMEs

    Posted by Tahir Khan, Aug 07, 2024
    The EU AI Act represents the first comprehensive legislative effort to regulate AI technologies on a global scale. It aims ...

    Privy Council Clarifies the Principles for Compulsory Purchase Compensation

    Posted by Richard Clayton KC, Aug 05, 2024
    On 15 August 2022 the Privy Council in Estate of Dame Bernice Lake QC v AG of Anguilla [2022] UKPC 33 gave an important ...

    Reintroduction of the Arbitration Bill: Key Updates and Considerations

    Posted by Divya Kesar, Aug 01, 2024
    In a decisive move reflecting its commitment to modernising legal frameworks, the new UK Government has reintroduced the ...

    Mediation - Face-to Face v Remote

    Posted by Dr David Carey, Jul 31, 2024
    Mediation works – we all know that.

    Modupe Smith appointed Fee-Paid Employment Tribunal Judge

    Posted by The Barrister Group, Jul 30, 2024
    We'd like to extend our congratulations to TBG House barrister Modupe Smith, who was recently appointed as a Fee-Paid Judge.

    Navigating the EU AI Act: A Guide for SMEs and Start-Ups

    Posted by Tahir Khan, Jul 29, 2024
    Summary: The EU AI Act represents a pioneering effort to regulate AI technologies on a global scale, aiming to create a ...

    Lenovo Faces Increased Patent Payout, Both Sides Claim Victory

    Posted by Tahir Khan, Jul 25, 2024
    In a landmark decision by the UK Court of Appeal, Lenovo has been mandated to pay a higher amount to the US-based wireless ...

    Thoughts on Mediation: The Mediation Day

    Posted by Peter McLoughlin, Jul 24, 2024
    This article is based on the writer’s own experiences and thoughts arising out of a combination of practising as a mediator ...

    Thoughts on Mediation: Preparing for the Mediation Day

    Posted by Peter McLoughlin, Jul 19, 2024
    This article is based on the writer’s own experiences and thoughts arising out of a combination of practicing as a mediator ...
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