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Arbitration after COVID-19: Have we found a vaccine for arbitration?

The question supposes that arbitration is sick. In the case of Domestic English Arbitration, it has been ailing for some time. The Arbitration 1996 (“the Act”) is a good statute. It was meant to cure arbitration in England and Wales. It didn’t.

Declaration of Trust by individuals as Tenants in Common – why is it necessary?

A declaration of trust is a legal document that can be used by tenants in common to establish and clarify their respective interests in a property. In a tenants in common arrangement, multiple individuals own a property together, with each person having a distinct share or percentage of ownership.

Implementation of a major data centre

We helped a technology provider to turn around a substantially delayed implementation of a major data centre / hosting contract.

Wright Hassall Announces Promotions

A leading Midlands law firm has announced a number of promotions, including two new partners. Wright Hassall, based in Leamington, has made four promotions across the firm.

When I want to make a claim against my legal expense insurance, do I need to use one of the insurer’s panel solicitors?

You may be surprised to hear that if you want to use any legal expenses insurance cover to help you fund a legal case, the insurer cannot force you to use a solicitor of their choice.

Adjudication enforcement challenge before the courts once again

Generally speaking, courts take robust approach to adjudicators' decisions and tend to rubber stamp the vast majority when a successful party in an adjudication applies for a court order validating the adjudicator’s decision.

Mediation and the new government’s employment law proposals

Whether or not you voted for Labour in the recent General Election, some of legislative changes that Labour proposes are needed.

Expansion of the Financial Ombudsman Service to SMEs

Small and Medium Enterprises (‘SMEs’) are now able to complain to the Financial Ombudsman service about financial services.

Secret trusts: creating a trust within a will

There is nothing unusual about creating a trust within a will. A common example of this is where a person wishes to place monies in trust until a child reaches suitable maturity to receive those funds.

Assuring your assured shorthold tenancy is compliant?

There are a number of steps you must take at the start of an assured shorthold tenancy if you want to be able to recover possession at the end of it: