When AI Gets It Wrong: Lessons from Recent Legal Cases
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Who is responsible when artificial intelligence gets something wrong? Recent cases involving Air Canada, a leading law firm, Amazon and Getty Images highlight the legal and practical risks businesses face when relying on AI.
Meet the Team: Barney on his first year at Buss Murton
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Barney recently celebrated his first year at Buss Murton. In this Meet the Team Q&A, he reflects on his journey into law, his experiences as a solicitor, and his ambitions for the future.
Buss Murton Law announces two new Partners
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Buss Murton Law has promoted Jonathan Manser and Sohret Haffenden to Partner, recognising their contribution to the firm and expertise in delivering high-quality legal advice.
Shareholders fall out. Sometimes spectacularly.
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And when they do, the consequences can be serious — not least for the value of the business itself. In a recent High Court decision — Chave v Farnsworth and others [2026] EWHC 970 (Ch) — Buss Murton Law acted for the successful petitioner in a significant unfair prejudice claim involving a quasi‑partnership company. The […]
The Renters’ Rights Act 2026: What Residential Landlords Need to Know About Evictions
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From 1 May 2026, the legal landscape for residential landlords in England will change fundamentally. The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 introduces the most significant reform of the private rented sector in a generation, with a particular focus on security of tenure and the removal of “no‑fault” evictions. For landlords, these changes require a shift in […]
The Arbitration Act 2025: A New Era for UK Arbitration Law
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The Arbitration Act 2025 (the 2025 Act) marks a significant milestone in the evolution of arbitration law in the United Kingdom. Building upon the foundation of the Arbitration Act 1996, the new legislation seeks to make arbitration a more robust and effective way for parties to resolve disputes without formal court proceedings. The main focus […]
Breaking Down the Party Wall etc Act 1996
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If you’re planning any building work that affects a shared wall with your neighbour, an understanding of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 (“the PWA”) is essential. This legislation is designed to prevent and resolve disputes between neighbours when building work is carried out on or near a shared boundary. It also protects the neighbour’s […]
Shared Parental Leave and Shared Parental Pay: A Guide for New Parents
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Shared Parental Leave was introduced a decade ago to encourage greater paternal involvement in childcare. However, the scheme is facing increasing criticism for failing to meet its intended goals. Despite its aim of allowing parents to share leave and pay after the birth or adoption of a child, analysis reveals that the scheme suffers from […]
The New Rules for the Digital Marketplace
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The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCCA) is a new law that aims to reshape the UK’s consumer protection landscape. But what does it mean for the average person? At its core, the DMCCA is about preventing businesses from engaging in unfair commercial practices. These are tactics that mislead or pressure consumers, often leading […]
Feeling left out? The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975
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In England and Wales, you have the freedom to leave your property to whomever you choose upon your death. But what if your loved ones feel they’ve been left high and dry? The Inheritance Act 1975 (the Act) steps in to ensure fairness, allowing certain individuals to challenge a Will that doesn’t adequately provide for […]