State hacking is one of those topics about which politicians and journalists have plenty to say. But the courts rarely have any input. Now for the […]

Things have changed beyond recognition in the City of London. Take a lunchtime stroll down Cheapside towards the Bank of England, walk on to Cornhill, then […]

There can be little doubt that the English legal system is held in the highest international regard, making England & Wales the international jurisdiction of choice […]

At first blush, the case of Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority (RAKIA) v Azima may look like just another Middle Eastern dispute being played out in […]

London used to be described by the media as the defamation capital of the world. In the 1980s and 1990s, when high profile international litigants brought […]

In a crisis, cash is king. It underpins the fiscal health of every business and the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic is no exception. Demand […]

“There comes a point when a man must refuse to answer to his leader if he is also to answer to his own conscience.” The words […]

At the bottom of every UK Google search page, there is a message that few people (save the legally astute) ever take much notice of: Some […]

Shakespeare had something of a way with words: a talent to amuse, abuse, beguile and bewitch through his unparalleled mastery of language. Any attempt to define […]

English judges are known for choosing their words very carefully:  In this context, the recent Commercial Court judgment of Mrs Justice Cockerill in the case of […]

Why young lawyers are turning away from alcohol-related social events. At a recent Sunday lunch party, a middle-aged lawyer reached in front of me to take […]

Ask people to name a famous lawyer in history and they would struggle. After all, the most prominent lawyers in English history – such as Sir […]