Have you ever come across the words mediation and meditation and wondered whether they are connected? The two terms look and sound almost identical, which often leads to confusion. Some people imagine mediation as a…
Davis v. Smith is a case concerning the measure of damages available for breach of a covenant of warranty in a deed. The case involved a claim arising from a breach of warranty and required…
If you have suffered harm because of poor medical treatment, a delayed diagnosis, a surgical mistake, or another healthcare error, you may be considering making a clinical negligence claim. However, the legal process can seem…
Davis v Smith [2011] EWCA Civ 1603 is a UK land law case concerning the severance of a joint tenancy. The case examined whether a joint tenancy in a property had been severed through solicitor’s…
Scriven Bros and Co. v Hindley and Co. [1913] 3 K.B. 564 is a significant contract law case concerning mutual mistake and the requirement of consensus ad idem, meaning a meeting of minds between parties.…
Money laundering is a serious financial crime in the UK that allows criminals to hide the origin of money or assets obtained through illegal activities. It is often associated with organised crime, fraud, drug trafficking,…
A restraint order is a powerful legal tool used in the UK during criminal investigations to prevent a person or organisation from dealing with their assets. If a restraint order is made against you, it…
Hollier v Rambler Motors (AMC) Ltd [1971] EWCA Civ 12 is an important English contract law case concerning the incorporation of exclusion clauses into contracts through previous dealings and the interpretation of exclusion clauses. The…
When someone close to you passes away, dealing with their estate can be a difficult and emotional process. A Will is one of the most important documents during this time because it explains how the…
Derry v Peek [1889] UKHL 1 is a landmark English law case concerning fraudulent misrepresentation and the tort of deceit. The House of Lords examined whether directors of a company could be held liable for…