[ad_1] In 1939 Edward A. Bell wrote his memoirs. These Meddlesome Attorneys is an account which takes the reader from Bell’s childhood as a solicitor’s son, to his
[ad_1] It is trite practice that commencing legal proceedings should be the last option. Parties should explore, wherever possible, alternative means of resolving their dispute. To that end,
[ad_1] As Civil Crown Counsel, I am a part of the FCDO-funded technical co-operation programme which usually sees employees from overseas come to St Helena on two year fixed-term
[ad_1] As we approach the end of the tax year, it is important for practitioners to review their files to ascertain whether any potential capital gains tax (CGT)
[ad_1] The Court of Appeal recently handed down judgment in TMO Renewables, regarding an appeal against a costs order awarding the successful defendants only 30% of their costs
[ad_1] Part of London’s appeal as one of the world’s leading seats of international arbitration is the English court’s deep bench of experience and precedent. The generally pro-arbitration
[ad_1] A party may make an application to the court to bifurcate the trial to deal separately with certain legal issues at the heart of the dispute. The
