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The Fulfilment House Due Diligence Scheme (FHDDS) was due to be introduced in the Finance Bill 2017. However, when the General Election was called

In Erith Holdings Limited v Murphy (2017 EWHC 1364 (TCC)) the High Court held that an oral contract for waste removal services had been entered into

The Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) has recently announced its first enforcement outcome, as it issued a public censure against a payment system

When everything is going according to plan in a family run business, things can work like clockwork, often even better than in a non-family run

Suspicion of wrongdoing in law firms gives rise to diffcult judgments. On 28 July 2017 Mr Justice Newey dismissed an application by a boutique city

It is relatively rare for a case management conference ("CMC") to be of sufficient interest to be the subject of an article. However, these

The FCA haslooked athow visitors to an investment platform's website engage with information about charges, by collecting data about which pages

Injunctive relief to freeze a defendant's assets (ie, a Mareva injunction) can extend to third parties under the so-called 'Chabra' jurisdiction

The Government has today published a Statement of Intent setting out details of the forthcoming Data Protection Bill. Matt Hancock MP, the Digital

The law has proven a popular subject of television programmes for decades. Charlotte Thompson explores whether the drama of real life trials may soon