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United Kingdom - May 10 2019 In 2016 the Supreme Court established the tort of malicious prosecution in civil proceedings. In the first such claim to be tried, Willers v Joyce
United Kingdom - May 5 2016 There are three types of misrepresentation: fraudulent, negligent and innocent. Fraudulent misrepresentation is the most serious and requires the
United Kingdom - August 24 2015 A recent case has provided welcome clarification on the remedies available for misrepresentation. Walker Morris’ Head of Commercial Dispute Resolution
United Kingdom, USA - March 20 2019 In a world that is becoming increasingly digitalised, it is likely that within the next few years we will see huge technological shifts in the way
United Kingdom - April 3 2019 Walker Morris’ Andrew Beck and Tim Pickworth, specialists in litigation and dispute resolution with extensive experience of dealing with fraud cases
United Kingdom - May 23 2019 Employers with over 250 employees must publish details of their gender pay gap (and bonus pay gap) on their website. Employers must calculate their
United Kingdom - May 22 2019 In the recent case of Boyd v Ineos Upstream, a hotly anticipated appeal involving fracking protestors, the Court of Appeal has
United Kingdom - May 15 2019 On 1 June 2019 a new Section 21 Notice Form 6A will replace the current version. This is to coincide with the commencement of the Tenant Fees Act
United Kingdom - May 13 2019 Walker Morris’ Banking & Finance Litigation specialists highlight the latest case concerning an injunction to freeze bank accounts used to deposit
United Kingdom - May 10 2019 In 2016 the Supreme Court established the tort of malicious prosecution in civil proceedings. In the first such claim to be tried, Willers v Joyce