The Supreme Court has ruled that while in theory a Court has power to strike out the whole of a claimant’s claim which had been grossly exaggerated, it could barely envisage the circumstances in which
The High Court has held that the published online terms of Spreadex, a spread betting bookmaker, did not constitute a contract between it and its customer Mr Cochrane. The published terms included a term purportedly providing that
Summary: In the recent case of Herrmann and Another v Withers LLP [2012] EWHC 1492 (Ch) the Court held that a firm of solicitors had wrongly advised their clients that the high value property they
Reforms to the rules for Conditional Fee Arrangements (“CFAs”) and After the Event Insurance (“ATE”) due to come into force in April 2013 pursuant to Part 2 of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012
The Court of Appeal has ruled that, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, a right of way does not extend beyond the verges of the track over which it runs and does not include
The Small Charitable Donations Bill is before Parliament today. The purpose of the proposed legislation is to allow charities and community amateur sports clubs to claim top-up payments on small donations of up to £5,000 without
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