We previously commented on the judgment of Foxton J in RSA v Tughans [2022] EWHC 2589. This addressed the extent to which solicitors are entitled to an indemnity for
The Solicitor’s Disciplinary tribunal recently dismissed a prosecution of a conveyancing solicitor for alleged failure to give adequate advice to buyers of units in buyer-funded developments as having no
Judgment was recently handed down in the case of Mills & Reeve Trust Corp v Martin and ors [2023] EWHC654, in which the Chancery Division revisited the vexed question
There have been a number of decisions in recent years in which solicitors have successfully defended professional indemnity claims on the basis that their retainers did not extend to
In the recent case of Discovery Land and ors v Axis Specialty [2023] EWHC 779, the Commercial Court considered whether there was an ‘innocent principal’ for the purposes of
Earlier this year a new law was introduced to strengthen the current arrangements in place for regulating building activity with a view to improving quality, competence and good practice
Two years on from my last article concerning delays in litigation in the Irish courts, there have since been multiple judgments handed down in this area. This demonstrates a
In light of a recently reported criminal case for offences under the Irish Medicines Board Act in the District Court involving the administration of Botox by a beautician, it
In the recent case of Brian Leighton Garages v Allianz [2023] EWCA Civ 8, the Court of Appeal considered the causative potency needed for a pollution exclusion to apply.
We are delighted to announce that on 1 March 2023 Caytons opened its second UK office at Finzels Reach in the heart of Bristol’s city centre. The press release
