Be reasonable – or else…
Since 1999, the rules governing litigation have been, in truth, [...]
Crime-fighting Whistleblower
The recent case of Hayes v Willoughby [2013] UKSC 17, [...]
Communications with non-lawyers do NOT attract legal advice privilege
In a landmark decision today, the UK Supreme Court has [...]
Griffin Law featured in Intellectual Property Magazine
In a recent article in Intellectual Property Magazine, Griffin Law's [...]
An Englishman’s Neighbour’s Castle
Changes to development rules for homeowners may end up causing [...]
Joanna AuBrey
Joanna has been a Consultant Solicitor at Griffin Law since [...]
Right to Privacy in Divorce Trumps Rights of Press
Image: Cordell and Cordell, (CC BY 2.0) District [...]
Be careful not to upset judges
A new case highlights how parties involved in litigation need [...]
Griffin Law makes law again
In 2009 Griffin Law obtained the world's first ever injunction that [...]
Tax advice from accountants is NOT legally privileged
A Court of Appeal ruling this month has confirmed what [...]