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In our Seat with an Expert video series, A&M Disputes and Investigations practitioners highlight key trends and developments in global disputes, investigations and compliance, forensic technology...

This will be the last ADR bulletin of 2023 so wishing you all a happy and restful holiday period.

The Court of Appeal's recent decision in The Civil Aviation Authority v The Queen on the application of Jet2.com Ltd [2020] EWCA Civ 35 found that legal advice privilege

Pat Treacy and Naomi Hazenberg discuss the Unwired Planet Supreme Court ruling for IAM magazine.

James Ramsden QC, leading Rob Bedford, Morgan Wolfe & Rachel Bertie is instructed by Seerak Offshore PTE Ltd in defence of Singapore proceedings arising out of the arrest of the freight tanker "Sam Purpose" off Lagos, Nigeria.

They address questions such as to whom those duties are owed, the difficulties in establishing causation and factors to consider where there are multiple possible defendants.

Court of Appeal rules that cohabitees are entitled to bereavement damages

The effect of Brexit on foreign currency exchange rates is already being felt in costs calculations in the English courts.

Instructions to your expert witness.

The emergence of both Ireland and the United Kingdom as the legal systems of choice for the resolution of complex cross-border commercial disputes...

Joanna Deas and Joseph Lenthall are back with HLK's Claim One video series. In the latest video they provide an update on EPO ViCo oral proceedings including the referral to the Enlarged board...

In this podcast, Damian Grave, Gregg Rowan and Maura McIntosh discuss the evolving landscape for class actions in England and Wales.

In this podcast, Kim Dietzel, Stephen Wisking and Maura McIntosh discuss competition class actions under the Collective Proceedings Order regime in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT)...

The decision confirms that a third party's voluntary intervening act will normally break the chain of causation between a defendant's breach of contract and a claimant's loss.

Following an important judgment yesterday about the guideline hourly rates, Deputyship firms can charge more for the work they do.

The Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 received royal assent on 12.2.2015, although it is not yet known when it will come into force.

The Commercial Court has upheld an appeal on a point of law under section 69 of the Arbitration Act 1996, holding that it was not necessary to imply a term into an agreement...