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Enforcing judgments obtained outside of the EU

England and Wales offer a straightforward and cost-effective means of enforcing foreign judgments, say John Abbott and Ben Thorogood

Licensing update

Jeremy Phillips discusses the plethora of alcohol-related legislation and proposals for more, managing property owners' letting of their premises and illegal gambling

Road traffic accident update

Would the man on the Clapham omnibus consider the liabilities of the driver, wonders Roger Cooper

Civil procedure and the CPR: collateral oral agreements

In the final article of his three part review, DAS LawAssist consultant David Chalk outlines the relationship between the general law of contract and the rules applicable in civil procedure, and finds that collateral oral agreements can be taken into account by the court and the failure to use "subject to contract" in negotiation leads to binding settlements

The changing landscape of arbitration in Asia

Asia is a big market for business and increasing user demand drives changes for commercial arbitration in the region, says Andrew Aglionby

All on the same page

The information medical professionals are given and the way they are instructed is essential to ensuring that their evidence is relevant and stands up to scrutiny, says Sofia Tayton

Wiggle room for charitable foundations

Darren Hooker considers the extent to which charitable sports clubs can provide support to professional athletes

From one chief executive to another

Eddie Ross bids farewell to Des Hudson and offers advice to Catherine Dixon