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New Lecture on Fraud and Related Offences

There is a new lecture available on the subject of fraud in criminal law. You can find the full description below: Fraud and other related offences such as bribery are covered in statute law but before getting into this it is useful to go over

How to Achieve Justice for Grenfell Tower

The devastating fire that engulfed Grenfell Tower in Kensington last week was both tragic and disturbing. With fifty-eight people now missing and presumed dead thoughts begin to turn to the aftermath. On Thursday the prime minister announced that there will be a full public enquiry

Add This to the Brexit Negotiations List

EU Regulation 2016/2286 begins as follows: Pursuant to Regulation (EU) No 531/2012, roaming providers should not levy any surcharge additional to the domestic retail price on roaming customers in any Member State, for any regulated roaming call made or received, any regulated roaming SMS message

Shearer Sues Financial Advisers

Football legend Alan Shearer is taking his financial advisers to the High Court in London alleging that he was given negligent advice that gave rise to £9million worth of damages. The all-time Premier League top goalscorer also argues that the advisers who specialise in pension

Wood v Capita Insurance Services Ltd [2017] UKSC 24

When Wood sold his company to Capita it transpired after an internal review that insurance policies had been misrepresented to customers. Capita tried to recover the compensation that they were obliged to pay out but Wood disputed this on the basis of the wording of

New Lecture on Mortgages

The latest lecture on remedies in relation to mortgages is now available and can be viewed below alongside a full description. The remedies in relation to mortgages are mainly available to mortgagees who are trying to get a return on their investment. The main remedies

Beware the DUP

‘May Hung in June’ was the headline in the Economist after the 2017 general election produced a hung parliament. Although the result was incredibly bad for the prime minister Theresa May, a deal with the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) actually doesn’t leave things

Your Chance to Make a Difference

The UK goes to the ballot box today and you have a chance to make a difference! Make sure that you go to your local polling station and cast your vote. With a range of major issues on the line including Brexit negotiations, the UK’s

Supreme Court by Tom Morris

Fancy Tea With a Supreme Court Justice?

How would you like to have afternoon tea with a justice of the Supreme Court? That is the prize on offer to student’s in years 12 and 13 as part of the Court’s first ever writing competition. UK Y12 & Y13 #law #students – check