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BonelliErede strengthens administrative law team with two new of counsel members

Biagio Giliberti and Francesco Marone join BonelliErede's administrative law team, enhancing its expertise in various legal fields

Hunt v Singh: the lay of the land on director’s duties following Sequana

In exploring the Hunt v Singh decision, Jonathan Gorman clarifies when directors' duties to creditors arise, emphasising knowledge of insolvency risks over mere financial distress

Landmark judgment in Hadley v Przybylo: Claimant's victory in catastrophic injury case

The Court of Appeal's ruling in Hadley v Przybylo sets a precedent for recovering rehabilitation-related costs

The legal implications of a crisis in the Red Sea

Alex McIntosh discusses the impact of the Red Sea crisis on international trade and the potential legal disputes specific to commercial shipping

Legal Aid reform: enhancing access to justice for victims

Upcoming legal aid reforms widen access to justice, ensuring innocent victims can navigate legal proceedings without financial barriers

CMA unveils ambitious plan for 2024-2025 to bolster people, businesses, and economy

Amidst the dynamic landscape of economic, geopolitical, and technological shifts, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has released its Annual Plan for 2024 to 2025, marking a pivotal moment as it approaches its 10th year of operation

Can patent protection be obtained for inventions generated by AI? Dr Thaler meets a dead-end in the UK

Dr Rachel Free dissects the recent ruling by the Supreme Court on whether an artificial intelligence system can be named as an inventor for the purpose of obtaining a patent

Lord Chancellor Appoints Court Examiners for 5-Year Term

The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointment of the following court examiners for a 5-year term starting from April 1, 2024