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15 January 2026

Data protection v defamation as a means to protect reputation – where are we now and what can we expect in 2026?

There has been a trend in recent years of seeking to use data protection claims as a means of obtaining redress for reputational harm, which would traditionally have been sought through defamation proceedings.

Jessica Cattrall

5 January 2026

Civil Fraud Quarterly Round-Up: Q4 2025

This quarterly civil fraud update provides a summary of reported decisions handed down in the courts of England and Wales in the period of October - December 2025.

Mary Young

16 December 2025

2025 in review: Under construction - Tax investigations

In Rachel Reeve’s Budget on 26 November 2025, the Chancellor set out plans, among other things a to tackle fraud within the Construction Industry Scheme (“CIS”) and announced a technical consultation “aimed at simplifying and improving the administration of the scheme”.

Krishna Mahajan

10 December 2025

Under construction: Tax investigations

In Rachel Reeve’s Budget on 26 November 2025, the Chancellor set out plans, among other things a to tackle fraud within the Construction Industry Scheme (“CIS”) and announced a technical consultation “aimed at simplifying and improving the administration of the scheme”.

Krishna Mahajan

9 December 2025

No more deemed fulfilment: The Supreme Court decision in King Crude Carriers SA v Ridgebury November LLC

The recent Supreme Court judgment in King Crude Carriers SA and others v Ridgebury November LLC marks a significant development in English contract law.

The decision arose from an appeal against an arbitration award and addresses the fundamental question of whether the so called “deemed fulfilment” principle established by the 1881 Scottish Appeal case of Mackay v Dick exists in English Law.

Elliot Grosvenor-Taylor

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