The Court

High Court rules against Sasha Lord in hospitality reopening case

The High Court has rejected Sacha Lord and Hugh Osmond’s bid to challenge the Government’s indoor hospitality reopening stall. The…

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David Berkley QC: Interruption and insurance in the age of Covid

As we emerge from one of the most tumultuous periods in living memory, it perhaps comes as little surprise that…

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Former directors of Carillion face disqualification charges

The Insolvency Service has applied to the High Court to disqualify eight directors and former directors for Carillion following the…

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Supreme Court sides with small firms in business interruption insurance case

The Supreme Court has delivered its judgment in the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA)’s business interruption insurance test case, with the…

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Mardin & Maras director banned for 7-years for undeclared takings

Caesar’s Pizza & Kebab owner Huseyin Gozel has been banned from trading for seven years after the Insolvency service revealed…

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North-East restaurateur banned for tax abuse

A Sunderland restaurant boss has been disqualified from running companies for seven years after owing tax authorities £130,000. Church View…

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G-A-Y 10pm curfew battle placed on hold

The legal challenge against the Government’s 10pm curfew on hospitality launched by the owner of the G-A-Y nightclub has been…

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How pub owners and landlords can work together to brave Covid-19

The term “unprecedented” seems to have been used an unprecedented number of times over recent weeks. It is almost as…

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Supreme Court rules against Mastercard and Visa in interchange fees battle

Visa and Mastercard could be set to pay billions in compensation to some of the UK’s top retailers following a…

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North London restaurateur banned for under-declaring tax

A restaurant boss from Edmonton, North London, has been banned as a company director for six years after under-declaring tax…

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