Commentary

Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the much-anticipated Autumn Budget this afternoon (27 October), proclaiming it as, amongst other things, a means

If countries fail to hit their net-zero targets, can they be held to account?

When couples separate, attention naturally turns to dividing any assets and finances that may have become intertwined during the course

Last Friday (1 October) marked the end date of the government’s coronavirus furlough scheme. Several economic forecasters, including the Bank

Anyone who works or has worked in the hospitality industry will know only too well the importance of customer tipping

When weighing up the evidential strength of medical records, lawyers often say that if it wasn’t written down, it didn’t

In November, attention will turn to Glasgow, host city of the UN Climate Change Conference, COP26. This is regarded as

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The conference featured a range of fascinating talks from both practitioners and senior members of the judiciary, including addresses from