Alternative Dispute Resolution
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Judith Thompson
Properly embracing technology is a huge benefit to lawyers, but could they ever be replaced by AI? -
Judith Thompson
In the wake of the news reports concerning Huw Edwards, how does the law deal with competing rights to privacy and the right of the public to know certain information? -
Judith Thompson
The Times has been ordered to pay substantial damages and costs to a barrister who was libelled by The Times newspaper. -
If you own a lease and you want to take over management of your property, we can help you through the process. -
Judith Thompson
Proposals to tackle SLAPPs have been in the news, but what will the impact of new legislation on lawyers and litigants be? -
Matthew Howe
Prince Harry's high profile claim against tabloid newspapers for phone hacking highlights these types of claims again -
Judith Thompson
A wealthy Tory donor's defamation claim now failed entirely, with the judge criticising the claimant's conduct. -
Judith Thompson
Crowdfunding can be a very effective way to raise funds for pursuing or defending a defamation case, but you need to be aware of the potential risks. -
Judith Thompson
If an image of you has been published online without your consent there are steps you can take to claim compensation in certain circumstances. -
Elayne Clarke
After many years serving the local community in Braunton, Taylors has closed its doors. -
A law firm that failed to advise a client she was entitled to half her husband's large pension in a divorce, has had to pay her £400k in compensation. -
Matthew Howe
Village greens are an important part of the English landscape, but can new ones be created or blocked?
