COVID-19 has closed courts across the world but the judicial system in England and Wales remains operational
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Wrongful Trading claims suspended
At the Government daily briefing on 28 March 2020, the Business Secretary Alok Sharma provided confirmation of widely-anticipated changes...
Covid-19 and business interruption insurance: odds stacked against recovery?
“Let me confirm that, for those businesses which do have a policy that covers pandemics, the government’s action is sufficient and will...
My contracts are affected by coronavirus - what should I do?
Central Government has issued a range of recommendations with the aim of reducing the spread of COVID-19. The measures are not presently...
Love Island, Football and Just Cause - how one man nearly blew it all in the pursuit of love...
Earlier this year Oxford City defender Finn Tapp jetted off to South Africa to join the inaugural winter edition of Love Island -...
Court gives welcome guidance on scope of CVAs
Debenhams won the approval of its creditors, as well as the majority of its landlords, to go ahead with a CVA back in May this year....
Counting the cost of insolvency
The collapse of a behemoth like Thomas Cook is felt widely across the business community. Twenty six companies in the group entered...
Fender accused of hitting bum note with pricing
The CMA has announced that it has sent a statement of objections ('SO') to Fender Europe. The SO provisionally finds that Fender...
Retailer v regulator: rematch over disclosure request for privileged documents
Refereeing an ongoing dispute between Sports Direct and the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), the Court of Appeal has robustly defended...
Possible appeal in "Wings Over Scotland" Twi-bel Case That Failed to Fly
It has been reported that the Scottish pro-independence blog "Wings Over Scotland" has crowdfunded around £60,000 to fund the future of...
StubHub taken to task over ticketing transgressions
The watchdog suspects that StubHub is failing to comply with undertakings it gave back in 2018, when the secondary ticketing provider...
Lewis Silkin contribute precedent defamation documents to Practical Law
We were asked to and have prepared four precedent documents for the legal resource Practical Law. We have supplied a precedent letter...
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