There is nothing more frustrating than noticing defects with a car that you have recently purchased. This can be exacerbated by the garage from where you purchased it from and/or the finance company (if relevant) not acknowledging the defects and not...
A common story in the world of litigation is one which focusses on whether a claim form has been validly served on the defendant. The issuing and service of a claim form is arguably the most important procedural step a claimant will take. Time and...
It is reported that the UK economy is now in a recession and likely to be so until at least 2024. Inflation is rising at its fastest rate for 30 years. This is all influencing the cost of fuel/energy. Add into the mix the covid 19 pandemic,...
Liz Truss’ recent announcement which outlined the government plans to freeze energy bills at an average of £2,500 a year is welcomed news for consumers and businesses alike. Whilst bills will still be significantly higher than last year it...
A recent High Court judgment in Martlet Homes Limited v Mulalley & Co Limited [2022] EWHC 1813 TCC considered this very issue in the context of cladding claims. Post Grenfell, the construction industry has been keeping a watchful eye on the...