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This month we have six topical articles for you, which include:
The so called Paradise Papers - a set of 13.4 million confidential electronic papers relating to offshore investments has attracted considerable attention in the press.
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There has been considerable activity in the recent months in the proposed reform of the UK’s corporate governance framework.
Litigation is on the up. Recent court statistics show that the number of claims is increasing. In this article we will look at the trends in terms of cases being brought and then how mediation might assist.
The Appellant had been abused by foster parents but the abuse was not as a result of any negligence on the part of the local authority.
The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Court has recently handed down its decision in the case of Fosen-Linjen AS v AtB AS Case E-16/16.
Many organisations (and their staff) believe that having a business continuity plan (the ‘P’ of the title) makes them business continuity aware and prepared for, and ready to cope with, anything that is thrown in their direction.
18Dec
Our final Birmingham claims club will be a review of the year just gone and a look ahead to the challenges to come.
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17Jan
This all day workshop is designed to give you the confidence to understand the pressure points in procurement processes and how they can give rise to risk.
Energy analysis: Selina Hinchliffe, partner, and Andrew Douglas, member of the energy sector team, from Browne Jacobson, consider the potential implications of a ‘no deal’ Brexit in relation to the oil and gas industry. The government has recently published guidance on this topic.
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In this month's public matters the team look at local government re-organisation, vicarious liability for employers and from contractors, the LGA's shale gas concerns, Concession Contracts Regulations, litigation privilege and Part 36.
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The Local Government Association (LGA) recently published its objection to the inclusion of major shale gas production projects in to the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIP) Regime in response to the BEIS consultation.
Over the past few years we have seen an increase in which assertions of privilege have been challenged in the courts. A large number of these cases have involved the major banks but the issues which have been raised are equally of importance to public bodies.
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