The month of July will be remembered for the surprisingly hot summer weather and the even more surprising success of the England football team during the World Cup. It was also an interesting time in the markets, with the S&P 500 having its strongest month since January and Facebook falling by 20% on one day after poor […]

Philip M D Grundy, Nick Martin, Edward J P Grundy and Matthew Smith explain why Roberts v Johnstone is no longer applicable ‘There is no doubt that several of the potential solutions identified provide both the tortfeasor and the claimant with a range of practical alternatives to the accommodation conundrum.’ At 38.204, McGregor on Damages […]

The government has announced some important changes regarding Universal Credit. In yesterday’s statement, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Esther McVey, announced the following intended changes. timetable for managed migration – this has been extended by 1 year. It is now due to run from July 2019 – March 2023. transitional protection and […]