Corporate liability for failure to prevent fraud
Bill Dixon, a Partner in our Dispute Resolution & Litigation team, gives an update on implementation of the new criminal offence of failing to prevent fraud.
Corporate liability for failure to prevent fraud
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R&D Tax Relief and the law of Negligence?
The Advisors Duty of Care – What to do if your advisor has been negligent
Occupational Pensions Ringfenced against Creditor Enforcement
Enforcement of judgments against debtors’ occupational pensions precluded by statute
Was that a penalty?
Whether enhanced interest for default constitutes an unenforceable penalty
Good News on the Horizon
Compensation payments to formerly bankrupt sub-postmasters not payable to their Trustees in bankruptcy
Consequences of a partnership dissolution
What happens to partnership assets on a dissolution in the absence of agreement?
Director’s personal liability for wrongs committed by companies
Scope of accessory liability for torts and of requirement to account for profits
Restrictive Covenants and the “clear words principle”
Our Property Litigation team, explains a recent High Court decision on the interpretation of restrictive covenants, where the judge applied the court’s approach to the interpretation of the words of restrictive covenants, according to the “clear words” principle.
Lifting the statutory moratorium
Factors in the exercise of the court’s discretion in relation to a counterclaim against a company in administration.
Exclusion Clauses and Dishonesty
Can liability for fraud / dishonesty be contractually excluded?
New Guidance for in-house solicitors
Following a series of high-profile cases, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (“SRA”) have released some new guidance for solicitors working in-house.
