Articles

Construction law: The CDM Regulations 2015 and novated designer appointments - an update for Lexis Nexis by Seb Oram of 3PB Barristers.

On the anniversary of the CDM Regulations 2015 coming into force, Seb Oram presents a LexisNexis webinar on their effect and on the practical issues that they raise for the Construction and Engineering sectors.

The CDM Regulations 2015: changes and impact - an update by 3PB's construction law barrister, Seb Oram.

Sharan Sanghera examines the Court's decision finding that two claimants were precluded by the ex turpi causa principle from recovering damages in Joseph Thomas Beaumont & Lewis O'Neill v David Ferrer [2016] EWHC Civ 768.

The correct application of cpr 45.49c by Sharan Sanghera - Bruno Manuel dos Santos Mendes V Hochtief (UK) Construction Ltd [2016] EWHC 976 (QB)

It's not over until it's over - TZ v General Medical Council [2015] EWHC 1001 Admin, Gilbart J - A case review by Shruti Sharma

The recent decision of the EAT in Schwarzenbach and Anor v Jones UKEAT/0100/15/DM involved a dispute over the question of whether two employers were "associated" for the purposes of s231 of the Employment Rights Act 1996, giving Mr Jones sufficient continuity of service to bring a complaint of unfair dismissal. Stephen Wyeth successfully acted for the claimant both at first instance and in resisting the appeal by Mr and Mrs Schwarzenbach in this reported case.

3PB's specialist family law barrister Steven Howard writes commentary on case of parents acquitted of child abuse

Thomas Talbot-Ponsonby considers the recent Law Commission's review on the proposed reform of the Land Registration Act 2002, LNB News 31/03/2016 166

Does a bank who is negotiating with a customer for a sale of a financial product, owe a common law duty to advise the client about an onerous break clause? Tom Webb analyses a recent decision of the Mercantile Court that considers the scope of a banker's duty - Fitch v. Lloyds TSB Bank plc [2016] EWHC 1236 (QB).

ECtHR Judgment finding that the delays in the mother’s enforcement proceedings against her former husband for unpaid child support constituted a breach of her Article 6 rights: Veiga da Silva Braga v Portugal (Application No. 39507/13) (Aug 16).

An analysis by Esther Lieu for Family Law Week.