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Two trains, blurred by motion, speed past each other on parallel tracks at dusk, evoking the rush of High Speed Two journeys. The sky is soft and colourful, and overhead wires are visible, adding to the dynamic, fast-paced atmosphere.

High Speed Two (HS2) – Disposal of Surplus Land

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A company I want to sue has been dissolved – can I still bring a claim?

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A company I want to sue is pending strike off and dissolution – can I still bring a claim?

Two blurred figures in business attire walk up a staircase beside an escalator in a modern building, emphasising motion and a corporate environment—an apt visual metaphor for the challenges of founder disputes that can arise even amid progress and growth.

Business founder disputes – a multi-headed Hydra?

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This looks like a great idea…I’ll make a movie out of it: the importance of clearing copyright

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Settling your dispute– when will the court interfere with ‘undertakings’ provided to the court

Three blurry people stand at a marble counter at what appears to be a ticket or service window. The background shows windows and reflections, suggesting an indoor public space such as a railway station.

Banks’ duties to defrauded customers in authorised push payment fraud

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ESG Disputes and Regulatory risks: What do businesses and General Counsel need to know?

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Minister responds to CITMA rights of representation report

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The power of a registered trade mark

Oil slicked water

The Supreme Court clarifies whether a one-off event can constitute a ‘continuing cause of action’

Technology and Innovation

Data mining in the UK: no broader exemption for the AI industry…for the time being

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Enforcement in the English courts of US foreign judgments proceeds despite undetermined US appeal 

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ClientEarth v Shell PLC & Ors: No ‘prima facie’ case for derivative claim to proceed against Directors

intellectual property

When your copyright claim disappears in a puff of smoke … !

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