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Appeal success after judge rules that medical evidence did not establish causation

Ebony Hornby analyses the appeal in Mitchell Burrows v Premier Automotive, where HHJ Ranson overturned the decision to strike out the claimant’s injury claim, emphasizing the misapplication of legal tests and the unjust removal of QOCS protection

Getting service of a claim right in litigation

Emma Lowe explains why proper service of a claim is crucial in litigation and how to avoid common pitfalls that can derail a case.

Balancing Express and Implied terms in construction contracts

Jamie Swan explains how clear contract drafting is essential to avoid disputes over implied terms, while highlighting the limits of judicial intervention

Court rejects 'shareholder rule' in dispute with glencore

John Bedford examines the implications of the High Court's decision to reject Shareholder Privilege Rule in Aabar v Glencore

Copyright in the age of artificial intelligence

Andrew Roberts examines the UK Government’s proposals for enforcement of copyright and their practical implications from a legal perspective

Evolving pre-action protocols: a new era in civil litigation

The Civil Justice Council’s Phase Two Report marks a pivotal moment in refining pre-action protocols and shaping dispute resolution practices

How English Courts can secure jurisdiction over foreign parties

Richard Coopey looks at how English courts assert jurisdiction in complex disputes with foreign parties, including Russian sanctions cases

When safety falls short: trampoline park liability in focus and the need for compliance

A landmark ruling highlights the risks of foam pits and the limitations of compliance with industry standards