News relating to Caytons UK
The Supreme Court's recent decision in this case has highlighted the interplay and compatibility between the statutory adjudication regime for construction disputes and the insolvency regime. You can read
Sam Moore and Robert Lloyd hosted a webinar in conjunction with Hailsham Chambers and the MGAA. It was a well attended and informative event. You can see the slides
Caytons are hosting a webinar in conjunction with the Managing General Agents Association and Hailsham Chambers on 11 June 2020. See invitation here Webinar 11 June 2020 - Brokers’ Exposure
We have received queries from some of those involved in the construction industry as to whether they can validly execute documents with electronic signatures, so we have prepared a
You may be concerned with developments relating to COVID – 19 and how this may affect the handling of the matter(s) in which we are acting as your solicitors. Please
Caytons Law has converted to a limited liability partnership meaning that Caytons Law ceased as a practice on Saturday, 29 February and Caytons Law LLP trading as Caytons began practising,
The English Supreme Court decision handed down in Travelers v XYZ [2019] UKSC 48 provides helpful and welcome guidance on the circumstances in which an insurer might face non-party costs
UK law firm, Caytons Law shows further commitment to the growth of its Dublin office with the announcement of Ronan Cosgrove as Partner. Departing from a Dublin based multinational
There have been a number of recent cases clarifying and redefining the scope of legal professional privilege. The latest decision of the Court of Appeal of 30 November 2018 in
Financial integrity is one of the major concerns in the construction industry and will probably not have been allayed any by news that a record £1m was paid out every
