The benefits of decentralisation, cryptographical security and anonymity, which make crypto-assets so appealing to many, are also the things causing real issues when such assets form part of a...
This Supreme Court case now a decade past, introduced the pivotal ‘acid test’ comprising a three-part test to determine whether an individual is deprived of their liberty...
The UK Parliamentary Transport Committee has been considering how technological innovations, specifically the use of more sophisticated data, could be used to bring improvements and greater...
We're delighted to share today's announcement that Rubena Rahman of our Leeds Employment team has been named as a winner in the inaugural Leeds & West Yorkshire Top 30 Under 30 list.
The refloating of the Ever Given has returned to the fore, as the Court of Appeal has been asked to consider the contractual relationship between the Owners of the vessel, (the Appellants) and the...
In this case, it was not disputed that the buyers under the sale contract were in anticipatory repudiatory breach or had renounced the contract. The issue was whether the date of default, for the...
Our Health Real Estate team recently advised Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust on a deal to purchase land for the development of a new hospital campus near Crewe.
The recently published annual NHS staff survey shows concerningly the highest reported levels of discrimination experienced by staff since the survey began...
The process of regulatory inspection often features strict confidentiality and lengthy paperwork, whilst lacking sensitivity and support. The significant, and often public, consequences of a...
The Hong Kong Court of First Instance (the Court) has examined the issue of the scope of information required to be disclosed by liquidators to creditors and whether the Court should exercise its...
