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Restitution of mistaken payments, in the news – again, this time with potential proprietary claims cearta.ie/2025/08/restit… My new blogpost, on the equitable proprietary claims HSE Ireland may have to recover a mistaken double payment from a now-insolvent recipient

In last week's motor finance judgment (bailii.org/uk/cases/UKSC/…), the Supreme Court has cited the Dr Derek Whayman's work on the development of common law liability for bribes and secret commissions. Congratulations!

Early thoughts about the motor finance judgment: whaymand.wordpress.com/2025/08/06/jud…

Early thoughts about the motor finance litigation: blogs.reading.ac.uk/law/2025/08/08…

My monograph was published last week with Routledge Books I celebrated this weekend the best way I knew how: surrounded by friends and family while eating a cake version of the book! Book available here: routledge.com/The-Protection…

A blog post by Dr Derek Whayman (Dr Derek Whayman) explaining the Supreme Court's recent motor finance rulings and the role his work and that of other academics played in assisting the court's understanding of the case. blogs.reading.ac.uk/law/2025/08/08…

Sirko Harder and I have a new book, “Private Law Remedies” (published today by Edward Elgar Publishing) this time focusing on English law. e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/priva…

When you accidentally set off a storm on LinkedIn of all things, by saying students shouldn’t just get AI to write law essays… whatkatydid.net/p/ai-law-and-l…

I appreciate you're trying to help, Word, but 'Won't someone think about the men?' just isn't appropriate. More seriously, the new grammar checker doesn't actually seem to be of any use whatsoever more generally.

Look what I received today.

The Estates, Trusts and Pensions Journal is holding a two-day conference at the Peter A. Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia, to be held on February 19-20, 2026. For full details and registration, please see: etpj.allard.ubc.ca.

I'll be presenting an updated version of "The ‘Social Contract’, Care and Inheritance in England and Hong Kong" (bit.ly/2lIfYDI) at a HKU Faculty of Law Private Law workshop this evening, almost six years after I was first scheduled to do so.

If Lord Burrows endorses a book on private law, then… it's mandatory reading. (It being by Katy Barnett already put it in that category, of course, but now it's doubly there)

New📚Private Law Remedies Katy Barnett - Melbourne Law School Sirko Harder - University of Sussex In print➡️e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/9781… Read a #free sample➡️doi.org/10.4337/978103… #Remedies #Damages #CommonLaw #PrivateLaw #CommercialLaw #Compensation

New updates to Borkowski's Law of Succession (OUP Law) just published, the main additions being on the Law Commission's much-anticipated Report on "Modernising Wills Law" bit.ly/2YEOfU7

Third edition of ‘Damages for Breach of Contract’ by yours truly out today (UK time, because it deals with UK law). sweetandmaxwell.co.uk/en-gb/products…

Important new monograph on Henry Maine by Paul J. du Plessis. One of the first books I read at the start of my PhD was Maine's 'Ancient Law'. Looking forward to diving in again with this as my guide.

Noticed these ironic terms and conditions in one of those ads for car finance claims…

Judgment: bailii.org/cgi-bin/format…)