With the recent landmark case of Lloyd v Google, where a claimant failed in his attempt to bring what was effectively a class-action...

Lawful Act Duress in Contract Law The law on duress in contracts features a novel doctrine: lawful act duress. The courts have recently...

Background Investment arbitration is a form of dispute resolution that typically occurs between large companies/investors, and states....

Vale was a recent English judgment surrounding the question of whether an arbitral award had any binding effects on the ability of...

'And one other thing… What’s the deal with you break-record cats putting out all the original records that we sample from and snitching...

Since anthropogenic climate change was first recognised, it has posed a clear long-term threat to the financial system, and central banks...

From 2018/9 onwards, the commercial use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) Technology has been visible, however, by no means...

In 2021 Amazon opened five Amazon Fresh stores in London described as ‘contactless’ grocery stores. They operate as follows: download the...

Since their rise to ubiquity, streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music have been controversial. In 2014, Taylor...

News broke in early July 2021 that the supermarket chain Wm Morrisons had accepted a £9.5 bn takeover deal from a Fortress-led US buyout...

The cyber-fraud case to be discussed here is CMOC Sales & Marketing Limited v Persons Unknown [2018] EWHC 2230 (Comm) (“CMOC”). HHJ...

This article will explore what jurisdiction clauses are and how Brexit may alter how they are used. What are jurisdiction clauses and how...

COVID-19 and the Construction Industry The outbreak of COVID-19 saw output in the UK’s construction industry plummet by 45.2% from March...