The recent case of AZ v BY [2023] EWHC 2388 (TCC) highlights the dangers of relying upon without prejudice material in adjudications. The purpose of…
What did the Court actually say? What does it mean for mediation? What Does the Judgment Say? The Court of Appeal in Churchill has just…
Tony Watkin, Head of the Regulatory team and former Head of Business and Property at St Ives Chambers, has accepted an invitation to join No5…
We have all had that feeling when dealing with civil procedure. Have I missed a deadline? Have I overlooked a rule? Have I missed an…
The Supreme Court’s decision in Barton v Morris [2023] UKSC 3 has provided welcome clarity for when the court will imply terms into a contract,…
Finality is an obvious tenet of our justice system. In Close Brothers Limited (trading as Close Brothers Asset Finance) v Rooster Trucking Company Limited and…
This was the legal question posed to the High Court by a large national retailer in March 2020. Consumers might argue that in circumstances where…
No5 Barristers’ Chambers is offering an increased range of new cost-effective services for claims up to £25,000, spearheaded by Philip Mantle and No5’s Business and…
We enjoyed hosting the Denmark vs England Euros game yesterday! We looking forward to more thrilling matches ahead⚽
Thank you to all those who attended our Pupillage Open Evening at our London office. It was lovely to meet and talk with so many…