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Apr 17, 2026

Construction products reform

In this BCLP Insight, first published in PLC Construction, Katharine Tulloch and Anna Blest consider the government's proposed reforms of the construction products regime.
Insights
Apr 17, 2026

Eiger Funding (PCC) Ltd v Ridge and Partners LLP – a cautionary tale for monitoring surveyors and lenders

In this Insight, Fainche Whelan considers the case of Eiger Funding (PCC) Limited v Ridge and Partners LLP [2026] EWHC 609 (TCC). Here, an independent monitoring surveyor (“IMS”) was found liable to pay £2.5m in damages to a lending company due to their  negligence in the discharge of their duties as IMS on a development financing project. This Insight considers the impact this case has on monitoring surveyors, the extent of their responsibilities to funders and how conflicts of interest crucially play into their role.
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Apr 16, 2026

Business Emails and DSARs

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Apr 15, 2026

Is an ESOP right for my business?

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Apr 14, 2026

High Court’s Refusal to Order Disclosure of Journalistic Source Underscores High Bar for Norwich Pharmacal Orders

The High Court has refused to compel The Guardian newspaper to disclose the identity of an alleged source of non-public court information. The judgment emphasises the high bar for obtaining a Norwich Pharmacal order (typically used to compel disclosure of the identity of a wrongdoer from a third party): in particular, it will be crucial that the party from whom the information is sought is “mixed up” in the wrongdoing, not just a witness or recipient of the information or documents. The case also underscores the significant weight placed by the courts on the public interest in maintaining the confidentiality of journalistic sources.

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Insights
Apr 17, 2026
Construction products reform
In this BCLP Insight, first published in PLC Construction, Katharine Tulloch and Anna Blest consider the government's proposed reforms of the construction products regime.
Insights
Apr 17, 2026
Eiger Funding (PCC) Ltd v Ridge and Partners LLP – a cautionary tale for monitoring surveyors and lenders
In this Insight, Fainche Whelan considers the case of Eiger Funding (PCC) Limited v Ridge and Partners LLP [2026] EWHC 609 (TCC). Here, an independent monitoring surveyor (“IMS”) was found liable to pay £2.5m in damages to a lending company due to their  negligence in the discharge of their duties as IMS on a development financing project. This Insight considers the impact this case has on monitoring surveyors, the extent of their responsibilities to funders and how conflicts of interest crucially play into their role.
Insights
Apr 16, 2026
Business Emails and DSARs
Insights
Apr 16, 2026
Unlocking Ownership: How Recent Reforms are Reshaping Employee Share Incentives
Insights
Apr 15, 2026
Is an ESOP right for my business?
News
Apr 14, 2026
BCLP advises Indiana Michigan Power in its acquisition of the Sycamore Riverside Energy Center
News
Apr 14, 2026
Erin Brooks and Philip Karmel elected to the American College of Environmental Lawyers
Insights
Apr 14, 2026
High Court’s Refusal to Order Disclosure of Journalistic Source Underscores High Bar for Norwich Pharmacal Orders
The High Court has refused to compel The Guardian newspaper to disclose the identity of an alleged source of non-public court information. The judgment emphasises the high bar for obtaining a Norwich Pharmacal order (typically used to compel disclosure of the identity of a wrongdoer from a third party): in particular, it will be crucial that the party from whom the information is sought is “mixed up” in the wrongdoing, not just a witness or recipient of the information or documents. The case also underscores the significant weight placed by the courts on the public interest in maintaining the confidentiality of journalistic sources.
Awards
Apr 14, 2026
Shivani Sanghi recognised in the India Business Law Journal (IBLJ) International A-List 2026