The FCA’s recent decision to take criminal action demonstrates its commitment to the regulation of consumer credit and to ensuring that people are working within their permissions, writes Jame

Understanding basic construction contract structures will enable non-construction lawyers to ensure a fit with the rest of the project’s legal framework, explains Chri

Bolstered by regional investment, the Midlands’ commercial contracts jobs market has changed post-Brexit vote. James Brewster explains how an

North East-based Muckle helps parkour gain recognition as

UAE ‘an immature’ legal system that is ‘subject to regular abuse’, says U

‘David and Goliath’ case shows the ‘online land-grab’ between brands is heatin

The VW litigation could increase the popularity of group actions in the UK, says Jad

Julian Morris considers a CJEU ruling on what constitutes the cancellation of a flight, foreign jurisdiction issues, and a recent epidemic of holiday sicknes

Windrush is a useful reminder of the importance of taking care when drafting freezing orders and consenting to continuation, writes Git