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The types of remedies that should be granted in a shareholder dispute was the main issue for determination in Ming Siu Hung & Ors v JF Ming Inc and another,

In this Brew, Laura Tweedy and William Golightly discuss all things Renters Reform Bill: (i) the abolition of section 21 notices and fixed term assured tenancies; (ii) new and expanded grounds...

Springwell was an investment vehicle for a group of companies owned by the Polemis shipping family.

Ian Silcock and Sara Ibrahim examine one of the fastest growing areas of AI litigation: intellectual property disputes.

On 31 May, Attorney General Kokott gave her opinion in a long-standing dispute which is headed to a final determination by the European Courts of Justice.

The European Court of Justice today dismissed the appeal by Nestlé in its long-running battle with Cadbury over the shape of its KitKat chocolate bar.

Earlier this year, the EPO announced a pilot scheme for Opposition Division Oral Proceedings via videoconference.

Following the government's announcement in November that the UK would join the Hague Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments...

Was the Motor Insurers' Bureau ("the MIB") required to meet any judgment in the claimant's favour under the Road Traffic Act 1988? Soole J held not. Under the Uninsured Drivers Agreement 1999,

Whether delay fatal to application for a freezing injunction and requirements for an "anchor defendant"

Online intermediary liability has been debated in the courts since the internet came into being.

A case being considered in the European Court of Justice regarding access to personal data has highlighted the need for charities to be cautious about uploading personal or confidential information on Facebook or other similar US social media sites.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has handed down a significant judgment relating to pass-on in the Umbrella Interchange Fees litigation, in which merchant claimants...

The General Court has upheld the European Commission's decision prohibiting the proposed merger between Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext, rejecting all the pleas put forward by Deutsche Börse.

We wrote a few weeks back about the criminal trial of three executives accused of fixing prices for water storage tanks that has been taking place in London.

Writing for today's The Scotsman, BLM's Fiona McEwan examines the case of Hastings v Finsbury Orthopaedics Ltd and Another, which has already made Scottish legal history.

The English law of contract is well known for not having a general duty of good faith and the approach to dealing with good faith situations in case law has been piecemeal...