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Tribunal accepts taxpayers' Ramsay argument and allows their appeals

Topic: Tax Take 10.07.2025 Read more
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AI-dentifying risks: ensuring trust: the new RICS standard

Topic: Insurance and Reinsurance 09.07.2025 Read more
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Supreme Court resolves key construction and professional negligence issues in URS Corp Ltd v BDW Trading Ltd

Topic: Construction 09.07.2025 Read more
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ML Covered - July 2025

Topic: Insurance and Reinsurance 07.07.2025 Read more
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The Week That Was - 4 July 2025

Topic: Construction 04.07.2025 Read more
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Court of Appeal slams brakes on judicial review as Supreme Court accelerates in motor finance saga

Topic: Professional and Financial Risks 04.07.2025 Read more
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Money Covered: The Week That Was - 4 July 2025

Topic: Professional and Financial Risks 04.07.2025 Read more
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Sports Ticker #131 - Ascot plays a Royal Flush, county cricket shakes it up and Spurs take on INEOS - a speed read of commercial updates from the sports world

Topic: Sports

Published by Jeremy Drew, Partner and more.

In a fortnight which saw the eyes of the world tune into Wimbledon in clockwork fashion, Al-Hilal triumph over Manchester City with a last minute winner in the Club World Cup 2025, and the sad passing of Liverpool and Portuguese striker Diogo Jota, we bring you news on a radical shakeup in the world of county cricket, insights into Royal Ascot’s latest attendance successes, and a look at Tottenham Hotspurs’ legal spat with Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS Group.

04.07.2025 Read more
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HMRC directed by tribunal to issue closure notices

Topic: Tax Take 03.07.2025 Read more
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The new Hong Kong Construction Ordinance

Topic: Construction

Published by Arash Rajai, Partner and more.

It may at first sight appear difficult to imagine a scenario where works are performed and paid for but it is not clear who the parties to the contract are. Common sense would suggest that is simply the person or company who performs the work and the person or company who pays for it. However, it is not always readily discernible who those parties are, for example because payment is being made by a person or company who is not obtaining the benefit of the works or because a different party appears to be giving directions under the contract.

02.07.2025 Read more

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