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Court examines whether risk of dissipation had been proven in an application for a freezing injunction...

Court considers correct currency of judgment and issues relating to freezing order

Clare Montgomery, Associate, Clyde & Co LLP, discusses the disclosure of third party funding arrangements in international commercial arbitration.

Glaxo Wellcome v Sandoz: Court gives permission for collateral use of disclosed documents in Belgium

Judge rules that hearing should not be fixed to take account of counsel's availability in group litigation. When the date for the first CMC in this group litigation case was ordered ...

In a recent decision, the High Court has granted summary judgment in favour of a French bank seeking declarations.

The High Court has found that clauses in engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts relating to solar power plants, which provided for a delay damages rate of £500 per day per MWp,

The High Court has held that there is no common law rule preventing enforcement of a foreign judgment in England and Wales simply because it is not presently or fully enforceable...

It is widely regarded that fencing land is an essential ingredient to establish a claim for adverse possession, but a recent Court of Appeal case has held that the act of paving can be sufficient.

Brexit is expected to bring many changes to the UK, there are concerns about log-jams at ports, food shortages, a medical supplies shortfall and many other things.

In yesterday's webinar Sarah Prager of 1 Chancery Lane and Robert Horner of 9 Gough Chambers discussed how to get the most out of your Part 36 offer.

Really? That's what Sidney Green said. The lawyer with over 60 years in practice refused to complete the mandatory CPD requirements pursuant to the Rules of the Law Society of Manitoba.

On 18 February 2020 the International Bar Association (the IBA) launched its Model Statute for Proceedings Challenging Government Failure to Act on Climate Change.

Betfred argue there was a software error and its terms and conditions mean it is not liable to make the payment.

Our independently-conducted research reveals growing interest across Europe in finding new ways to pay for legal advice in high-value disputes.

For any press officer or communications professional when being approached for comment on a potentially damaging story...

James Ramsden QC represented the Solicitors Regulation Authority, in the prosecution of Margaret and Patrick Hetherington for professional misconduct, ...