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According to a recent report from the Financial Times, big banks were named as defendants in 157 High Court lawsuits in the 12 months preceding September 2016, ...

After a relatively quiet year for fines in 2018, the Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") has already published two Final Notices this week confirming the first fines of 2019 that total over £79 million.

The borrower was a company but the mortgaged properties had been owned by its two shareholders, who were husband and wife.

As regulatory investigations in the financial services sector increase, the lines between regulatory and civil proceedings become more blurred and complex to manage.

The Upper Tribunal (UT) has found that amounts paid by Hargreaves Lansdown (HL) (an investment platform service provider) to its customers, which represented rebates received from investment fund managers, were "annual...

Following instructions from NHS Resolution, Clyde & Co has successfully recovered NHS costs after beating a Part 36 offer at trial.

The duty of a doctor to warn a patient of risks in treatment is not to be determined by reference to the actions of a reasonable and responsible body of clinicians.

This weekly series provides brief summaries to help you stay in the know on how 340B cases are developing across the country.

The Court of Appeal has held that it is unarguable that the Prime Minister's decision to notify the EU of the UK's intention to withdraw from the EU was unlawful on the basis that the 2016

Lawyers are currently torn between the revenue generated by applications for court orders confirming the validity of administration orders and the lack of clarity from the numerous High Court decisions on the position.

The case of Sands v Singh has recently clarified but narrowed the circumstances in which a trustee in bankruptcy can challenge an order or financial settlement made in divorce and ancillary relief proceedings.

Cre8atsea Limited (the Company) was wound up by the court in March 2013 in respect of a petition originally presented in November 2011.

These clauses are sometimes found in policies in the UK but are more commonly found in other jurisdictions, for example, Singapore.

Energy firm SSE Generation has been awarded in excess of £100m damages on appeal over a tunnel collapse nearly ten years ago at the Glendoe hydroelectric power scheme in Scotland (SSE Generation v Hochtief Solutions [2018] CSIH 26).

At a hearing on 2 October 2020, the court made a number of orders following on from its judgment.

A decision of the High Court held that a follower was bound to a settlement entered into by the lead, even though it was expressed not to bind the follower.

Judgment has recently been handed down in the matter of Corbin & King v Axa. In this case Mrs Justice Cockerill, sitting in the Commercial Court, held that a non-damage denial of access clause...