Caught between a rock and a cliffe
Stuart Pemble helps summarise the first business interruption insurance case
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Negligently failing to spot what no one could see
Why a seemingly surprising outcome does no more than state the normal law of damages
Business interruption insurance: Hats off to the Supreme Court
Stuart Pemble is inspired by the Supreme Court’s erudition, decency and speedy dispute resolution
Applying the Bresco ruling so insolvent companies can adjudicate a dispute
A look at the TCC’s thoughtful application of the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling
Legal Notes 2020: the hit list
Our Legal Notes team seeks solace in a medley of festive songs as they review the year’s major cases
When negligence and fraud collide
Stuart Pemble considers the decision to allow a mortgage fraudster to sue her negligent solicitors
Does business interruption insurance cover Covid-19?
Implications of the High Court’s decision in the Covid insurance test case brought by the FCA
Undisclosed commissions: Not all secrets should be kept
A complex High Court decision regarding fiduciary relationships and secret commissions
The most important construction law case for a generation?
A look at the Supreme Court’s rewriting of the law on construction adjudication and insolvency
Legal notes: Caveat expert
How and when expert witnesses might owe their clients a fiduciary duty of loyalty
