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7 October 2024

How to bring a professional negligence claim

Jemma Brimblecombe looks at the decision matrix clients must consider if they are minded to bring a professional negligence claim. Sometimes, of course, it is a new adviser who spots past errors and needs to guide a client on the path to take.

Jemma Brimblecombe

3 October 2024

Settle Smart series part two: Tax liabilities in relation to settlement monies

Our series focused on the settlement of disputes considers issues encountered by practitioners across a range of dispute resolution specialities. This article discusses the often overlooked tax implications when settling a claim, highlighting the need for both claimants and defendants to seek expert advice.

Krishna Mahajan

27 September 2024

Ecocide: The next wave of legal actions?

With an increasing number of climate related cases being brought around the world, and bold new legislation being introduced that will place responsibility for climate damage squarely at the feet of those in a position to prevent it, ‘Ecocide’ laws look set to revolutionise ESG litigation in the coming years.  

Katie Allard

27 September 2024

Settle Smart series part one: The impact of ‘subject to contract’ in settlement discussions

Our series focused on the settlement of disputes considers issues encountered by practitioners across a range of dispute resolution specialities. This article discusses steps that can be taken to ensure that negotiations are not binding until final terms are agreed, to protect parties from unintended commitments.

13 September 2024

Neighbour disputes: defamation and harassment

“Live for thy neighbor if thou wouldst live for thyself.” For whatever reason, and often through no fault of our own, neighbour disputes can arise. They can take many forms – loud noises at odd hours, passive aggressive behaviour or, worse, an online campaign of harassment. High net worth individuals are particularly vulnerable as those disputes can have a secondary component in escalating quickly and attracting unwanted media attention, especially in circumstances where the individual or individuals have a public profile.  

Ben Atkin

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