Archive

Changes to confiscation law: Part one

David Winch discusses the recently introduced reforms, some of which may prove to increase the complexity of confiscation proceedings

Spoilt for choice

Caribbean international financial centres are markedly improving their offerings to global offshore clients to very good effect

Criminal calling

The criminal mind knows no bounds and will attempt to scam people even over the telephone, especially the elderly

Full disclosure

future of funding for care and the current choices facing care users

Chartered Institute of Arbitrators announces appointment of regional director for Far East and Australasia

CIArb is delighted to announce the appointment of Camilla Godman

Court of Appeal overturns prominent 'deathbed gift' ruling

The deceased had adequate opportunity and capacity to change her will

Road wars

Conflict between cyclists and motorists continues as we wait for legislation that will provide clarity to this confusing area of law, says Adrian Mason

Out of the ordinary claims at the ET

Ryan Clement rounds up recent cases which challenge typical notions in employment law