Practice Notes
Leigh Day, Slater and Gordon and PGMBM settle first Dieselgate claim
A payment of £193m will be made to the claimants by the VW Group
26 May 2022
‘No fault divorce’: a change for the better?
Karin Walker weights the procs and cons of the no fault divorce law
26 May 2022
A taxing battle: Hargreaves v HMRC [2022] UKUT 34 (TCC)
Andrew Park critically reviews the legal battle between Matalan founder Hargreaves and HMRC
26 May 2022
RWK Goodman secure multi-million-pound award for catastrophic birth injury
The firm secured more than £4.5m for its client
25 May 2022
The legal horrors of the housing industry
Gurpreet Sanghera considers the profound problems of the housing sector
24 May 2022
ICO fines Clearview AI Inc over £7.5m for creation of unlawful facial recognition database
More than 20 billion images were unlawfully collected to create a database for customers, including the police
23 May 2022
Former Health Ministers Mellor and Patten to give evidence at Infected Blood Inquiry
The former ministers will give evidence today (19 May) and tomorrow (20 May)
19 May 2022
Cost budgeting in multi-track cases
Ivan Goodsell explains when a cost budget is required and how submissions function in multi-track cases.
19 May 2022
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