Litigation Legal Insights

Hearing loss compensation in the UK is assessed under the Judicial College Guidelines 18th edition, published in April 2026. Awards run from up to…

Broken arm compensation in the UK is assessed under the Judicial College Guidelines 18th edition, published in April 2026, which set four brackets running…

An unexplained wealth order turns the usual burden of proof on its head. Instead of the state proving that property came from crime, the…

Hire purchase gives consumers more protection than almost any other way of buying a car, and in 2026 that protection is being tested at…

Corporate insolvency law governs what happens when a company can no longer meet its financial obligations. It offers two broad paths: rescue, which aims…

Director disputes can paralyse a company: boards split over strategy, shareholder-directors clash over dividends, and allegations of duty breaches harden into litigation. This guide…

A frozen bank account escalates fast: cards declined, standing orders bouncing, and a bank that will not explain itself. How long it lasts depends…

The Consumer Credit Act 1974 still governs how personal loans, credit cards, hire purchase and motor finance are sold and enforced in the UK…

If you were given a guarantor loan you could not afford — or agreed to be a guarantor without a proper affordability check —…

UK data protection law was significantly amended in 2025, but not replaced. The UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 remain the framework;…

Foot injury compensation in the UK is assessed under the Judicial College Guidelines 18th edition, published in April 2026. Minor foot injuries are valued…

The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 gives the state powerful tools to strip the profits of crime — confiscation orders after conviction, restraint orders…