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A short guide to the Law Commission of England and Wales’ consultation on the Arbitration Act 1996

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By Jane Miles, Daniel Newbound, Peter Rosher, Bartek Rutkowski
| Lexology Verified
In September 2022, the Law Commission of England and Wales launched a consultation to review whether the legislative framework governing arbitration in England and Wales – the Arbitration Act 1996 – should be amended. In this article, we review some of the key areas under discussion and in relation to which recommendations for legislative change may be on the horizon later this year.
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18 months later - Emerging themes from the English trial witness statement reforms in practice

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By Daniel Newbound
| Lexology Verified
Click here to listen to the audio Over 18 months has now passed since the introduction of a major reform to the process for preparing trial witness statements in the English Business and Property Courts.
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Exclusion Clauses - More Rom Com than Horror Movie ? English court cuts down attempted fundamental breach revival | Lexology

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By Daniel Newbound
| Lexology Verified
United Kingdom April 22 2021 Exclusion clauses used to have a pretty bad name in English law. Viewed as potentially exploitative in the hands of big businesses, some Judges approached exclusion clauses with an attack mindset. Various rules of construction were developed to help constrain their effect. One of these was the doctrine of "fundamental breach". This said that an exclusion clause could not - as a matter of construction - exclude loss for a "fundamental breach" of contract.
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