When Tax Schemes Go Sour
In this podcast episode, barristers Paul Mitchell KC and Ben Smiley focus on the position of professionals who recommend tax avoidance or mitigation schemes or who…
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In this first episode of our new series, Conversations in Professional Liability,…
In this podcast episode, barristers Paul Mitchell KC and Ben Smiley focus on the position of professionals who recommend tax avoidance or mitigation schemes or who…
In this podcast episode, barristers David Halpern KC and Ben Elkington KC address aggregation clauses, when two or more claims are treated as a single claim,…
The litigation of civil fraud claims is on the rise, with the Commercial Court consistently reporting this as an area of growth over the last three…
In this podcast episode on limitation, Helen Evans KC and John Williams will cover four core topics; section 32 of the Limitation Act, the law on…
Euro Pools v RSA is the first case in 10 years in which the Court of Appeal has considered the important topic of notifications and attachment…
Where a wrong is caused to a company, do its shareholders also suffer a loss? Can a shareholder sue for his own loss, where it “reflects”…
Tim Chelmick and Lucy Colter discuss practical completion post-Mears v Costplan and other critical events in the life of a construction project, by reference to the…
This podcast by Nicole Sandells KC will look at a few of the concepts in the context of potential claims against solicitors. On 11th April…
A podcast by Helen Evans KC, Anthony Jones and Seohyung Kim bringing you up to date with the key professional negligence developments in 2019 and 2020.
Murray Rosen KC, an arbitrator and mediator and a member of the new Court of Arbitration for Art at The Hague, discusses the special features of…
What should claimants do when limitation is about to expire? Noting…
By Carl Troman, Barrister and Mediator at 4 New Square Four key points…
Unfairness is an essential ingredient in minority shareholder petitions. Prejudice alone is not enough….