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Boundary Disputes

When Boundary Disputes Boil Over: Why Mediation is a Better Way By Peter Causton, Civil & Commercial Mediator and Barrister With reference to factual reporting from the Daily Mail © Associated Newspapers Ltd, 2025 A recent High Court case highlights the shocking...

Litigation is no picnic!

When a Picnic Tray Costs £375K: A Boundary Dispute That Went Too Far — and Why Mediation Is the Smarter Option Based on a report by the Daily Mail (© Associated Newspapers Ltd, 2025) In a recent case that highlights the absurdly high costs of taking neighbour disputes...

The dangers of relying upon AI

Title: AI and the Risks of False Citations in Legal Documents — Lessons from the Ayinde Case In an era where generative AI tools are reshaping the legal landscape, a cautionary judgment from the Divisional Court in Ayinde, R (On the Application Of) v Qatar National...

Human Rights Debate

Should the UK Withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights? The question of whether the United Kingdom should remain a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) has become one of the most divisive issues in constitutional and political...

Part 36 offers!

Winning Isn’t Always Enough: Why Mediation and Part 36 Offers Matter More Than You Think In the recent case of H&P Advisory Ltd v Barrick Gold (Holdings) Ltd (Re Consequential Matters) [2025] EWHC 1330 (Ch), the Commercial Court delivered a sharp reminder:...

Why Mediation Matters

Why Mediation Matters: Lessons from Recent High Court Ruling A recent decision in the Chancery Division, [Re: Desiman and Brooke] (EWHC [2025] 1305 (Ch)), serves as a sharp reminder of why mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) are not just optional extras...