Who can be a COLP or COFA under the new SRA rules?
Who can be a COLP or COFA once the approved SRA rules take effect, how the £600,000 and £2m thresholds work, and what firms should check before commencement.
Who can be a COLP or COFA once the approved SRA rules take effect, how the £600,000 and £2m thresholds work, and what firms should check before commencement.
What IPP sentences were, why abolition in 2012 left thousands in prison, how the Parole Board mechanism works, and what the UN's arbitrary detention opinion changes.
How the State Immunity Act 1978 works, the exceptions litigators actually use, and where section 5 now sits after the Supreme Court's spyware ruling in Bahrain v Shehabi.
What SEPs and FRAND commitments are, how English courts set global licence rates, and where jurisdiction now stands for patent pools after the Supreme Court's Tesla v InterDigital…
How the Part-Time Workers Regulations 2000 work after Augustine v Data Cars [2026] UKSC 30: the effective cause test, comparators, objective justification and what employers should audit now.
An explainer on warehousing claims: Grovit v Doctor, the two-stage Asturion approach, what CYK v Davis adds on counterclaims, and the practical steps that keep a stalled claim…
An explainer on protected philosophical beliefs under section 10 of the Equality Act: the Grainger criteria, Forstater, the Higgs manifestation framework, and what University of Bristol v Miller…
The iniquity exception prevents privilege attaching to communications furthering fraud or underhand conduct. Bourlakova and Pliego now mark where legitimate investigation ends and where instructing agents costs a…
Unfair prejudice under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006 lets a member petition where company affairs are conducted in a way that unfairly harms members. The word…