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Deferred prosecution agreements pass into law in the UK

The Crime and Courts Act 2013 (the Act) received Royal Assent on 25 April 2013. When they come into force, its provisions will make significant

Dispute resolution clauses in many commercial agreements provide for claims to be submitted to conciliation or mediation before they can be submitted

Where parties have stipulated in their contracts that disputes should be submitted to London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) arbitration in

The rule in Hastings-Bass allowed the court to set aside decisions made by trustees if the decisions had unintended consequences, usually as to tax

It is now trite law that if a contract gives one party a discretion, it will be implied that the discretion must be exercised in good faith and

The Supreme Court has unanimously affirmed the Court of Appeal's decision on the test for balance sheet insolvency under section 123(2) of the

A recent Fifth Circuit decision serves as a reminder to loan market participants that they should choose their words very carefully when discussing

On 25 April, the Commission invited comments from interested parties on commitments offered by Google in relation to online search and search

Three judgments handed down on 28 March 2013 by the French Cour de Cassation continue to restrict the ability of private creditors to enforce

Turbulent economic conditions and heightened levels of media, political and regulatory interest in banks' dealings with consumers are leading