In July 2019, the High Court of England and Wales gave judgment in the case of Ministry of Defence and Support for Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran (“MODSAF”) v. International Military Services Limited (“IMS”).
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Supreme Court Rules Employers Can Enforce Non-Compete Clauses
The UK Supreme Court has enhanced employers’ ability to enforce contractual clauses that restrict employees from…
Increased Sentences for Money Laundering, But How Is It Being Tackled?
The increasing average length of sentences given to convicted money launderers in the UK over the past decade makes…
Due to stress, lost clients, pressure, long hours or personal conflicts some SME business relationships can sour over time. But where do you stand if you co-own a business with your partner and you are facing a shareholder dispute?
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Appraising the Changes in Solicitor Qualification in the UK
Whilst studying law is one of the most challenging disciplines that students can undertake in the UK, it also…
BA Back Down on Data Breach Claim Window
British Airways has been forced into a humbling U-turn after a cynical bid to limit the compensation claim time for…
Education is always in the spotlight in the UK, particularly given the funding cuts that have been imposed by the government over the course of the last nine years or so.
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What Does ‘No Win, No Fee’ Mean in Accident Claims?
It was in 1998 that the concept of ‘no win, no fee’ first entered the English lexicon, with this type of legal…
5 Ways to Never Miss a Client Lead
The legal services market has never been more competitive, and the proliferation of new technology is overhauling…