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Sewage pollution litigation after Manchester Ship Canal
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Sewage pollution litigation after Manchester Ship Canal

How the Supreme Court’s ruling is reshaping nuisance claims, protest litigation and regulatory limits across England and Wales
23 Jan 2026
Deceit, awareness and the Ivanishvili decision
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Deceit, awareness and the Ivanishvili decision

The Privy Council clarifies the level of awareness required for reliance in deceit, rejecting the Marme “contemporaneous consciousness” gloss
20 Jan 2026
Resolving contested estates in the Court of Protection
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Resolving contested estates in the Court of Protection

As Baby Boomer wealth transfers accelerate, the Court of Protection is increasingly used to resolve inheritance disputes during lifetime
19 Jan 2026
When pets become a family law issue
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When pets become a family law issue

As pet ownership rises, family law struggles to reconcile animals’ sentience with their continued treatment as property
16 Jan 2026
AI in family law: risks and responsibilities
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AI in family law: risks and responsibilities

As clients increasingly rely on AI, family lawyers face rising risks, costs, and challenges to credibility
8 Jan 2026
Agent signatures fail for trust declarations
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Agent signatures fail for trust declarations

Court of Appeal rules that declarations of trust over land must be personally signed to satisfy statutory formalities
30 Dec 2025
Using US discovery to support English litigation
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Using US discovery to support English litigation

How Section 1782 offers a powerful, underused route to obtain US-based evidence for foreign proceedings
29 Dec 2025
Impecuniosity, mitigation and credit hire on appeal
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Impecuniosity, mitigation and credit hire on appeal

The High Court clarifies the limits of impecuniosity and appellate restraint in challenges to credit hire awards
23 Dec 2025
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