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City of London Corporation v Bussandra: Mental health and intentional homelessness

Court of Appeal clarifies when mental illness negates deliberate acts in homelessness cases.

Standard Chartered PLC fails to resist disclosure of US regulatory documents

Court of Appeal upholds order requiring disclosure despite confidentiality concerns and foreign law restrictions.

Matrix Receivables v Musst Holdings: costs order following partial success in unjust enrichment claim

Consequential costs judgement following successful management fees claim but failed performance fees claim.

Taylor Rose appoints new family head

Taylor Rose has officially promoted Amarjit Ryatt to Head of Family and Divorce, enhancing its family law division

The whistleblowing framework’s structural collapse

A recent Court of Appeal ruling exposes deep flaws in the UK’s whistleblowing framework and underscores the need for urgent reform

New plans aim to prioritise victims

The UK government has unveiled a plan to modernise criminal courts and expedite justice for victims

Automated vehicles framework aims for safety

The government is developing regulations for automated vehicles to enhance safety, accessibility, and public safeguarding

Austrian footballers union backs FIFA lawsuit

The Austrian players union endorses a class action lawsuit against FIFA and national associations for damages