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I did chuckle to myself on my morning Uber Boat commute when I heard this story on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, which was that the...

“Breaking Up Is Hard to Do” sang Neil Sedaka (those born after 2000, please Google) which, according to the broadsheets and national...

Do you remember the play about a football manager that sparked (in England) a feelgood factor and who boosted the sales of waistcoats...

“With market activity slowing in some sectors and deflationary pressures mounting, contractor pricing is expected to be more competitive...

So, all those conspiracy theorists were (and are) correct after all; little green persons and UAPs (formerly called UFOs) do exist. And...

A Canadian case, so not binding on the English courts; it is of interest though. Coffee Time Summary The judge decided, on the facts,...

Zombies will be wiped out, which is good news for many but bad news for online gamers and fans of World War Z (which I never watched nor...

I have come across many ground breaking developments in 30 years of legal practice including a precursor to the 'contract by emoji'. Back...

The phrase ‘hoist with his own petard’ came to mind when I delved into the world of Hancock and Oakeshott. While the great wordsmith Bill...

Sudlows v. Global Switch Estates (21 December 2022) is another TCC case concerning the disputed right to enforce an adjudicator's...

In one of my increasingly common Ed Reardon moments, I found myself nodding in approval when reading this piece from the Grauniad...

Hi, while my coffee is being made I will remind you how the payment process under a 'construction contract' works by using the analogy of...