UK businesses seek compensation after charges for accepting online payments from EEA-issued cards rose at least five-fold.

Court clarifies when historic building-safety claims can proceed despite the failure of an earlier arbitration.

The UK government has axed plans for a new tier of judge-only criminal trials, but lengthy fraud cases could still be decided ...

A Turkish gold-mining company has secured the winding up of its English subsidiary after spending nine years unable to exercise control.

The new litigator will head the firm’s disputes practice in London. International law firm WilmerHale has strengthened its London disputes practice with the appointment of Jeremy Kosky. Prior to ...

Russian sanctions prevented millions of dollars in vessel-hire payments, but could not extinguish the underlying contracts or guarantees.

The court has made clear that the new investigative procedure cannot weaken domestic-abuse safeguards or procedural fairness.

Lawyers are urging employers to get their record-keeping arrangements in order amid legislative changes that could see them face tribunal claims over workplace disputes many months after the fact.

Tribunal rules that the Charity Commission cannot treat every trustee as responsible for wrongdoing in another trustee’s area of control.

The Justice Department continues its fervent fraud crackdown, outlining key enforcement priorities while placing the newly established Corporate Enforcement Section at the heart of the fight.