Legal

A growing number of UK businesses are opening the post to find a demand for thousands of pounds in “lost commission” on an energy contract that never went […]

The conclusion of the case of Expert Tooling and Automation Limited v Engie Power Limited marks a significant change in how business energy commission claims will be approached […]

Just last month, a Supreme Court ruling in several high-profile car finance cases: Johnson v FirstRand Bank, Wrench v FirstRand Bank, and Hopcraft v Close Brothers, made headlines […]

Following recent terrorist activity in Israel, increases to gas and oil prices have led to fears that UK energy bills could rise again. It is therefore no surprise […]

Many businesses only discover an energy contract exists when they receive an unexpected bill or attempt to change suppliers. In these instances, unauthorised switching may be a key […]

If your business has received a demand for broker commission on an energy contract that never went live, you may have seen recent developments involving the Energy Consultants […]

Contract stacking has become increasingly common in energy broker disputes. Many business owners are shocked to discover they are tied into multiple back-to-back energy agreements that they do […]

Many businesses have become aware of energy broker commission disputes in recent years. However, undisclosed commission is only one way a business energy contract can be mis-sold. Across […]

Energy market uncertainty remains a challenge for UK businesses heading into autumn 2026. Ofgem confirmed on 26 August 2026 that the domestic energy price cap will rise by […]

Ofgem has taken a significant step towards the future regulation of energy brokers and other third-party intermediaries (TPIs). In June 2026, the regulator launched a Call for Input […]