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In Parke v Butler [2016] EWHC 1251 (QB), the High Court held that a claimant has the benefit of Qualified One Way Costs Shifting (QOCS) on a first appeal to an appeal court.

The trial judge dismissed the claimant's claim that his car had been damaged in an accident involving the van which was insured by the second defendant.

Court of Appeal rejects "sliding scale" test in assessing quantum of security for costs

From Keefe to Tattersall and section 3 of Brussels I recast: expansion and contraction in "matters relating to insurance"

Arecent English Court of Appeal decision emphasises the importance of ensuring that what appear to be standard boilerplate provisions within an insurance tower are clear...

Stating that even though the facts of the case were unusual, in that the prior art which rendered the patent obvious contained an obvious error, the judgment confirmed the finding at first instance.

The UK Court of Appeal has recently issued an interesting decision in Mexichem UK Limited vs Honeywell International Inc relating to Arrow declarations

It is reassuring to see that the Court of Appeal has upheld the earlier court decision finding that Aldi's light-up gin bottle design infringed the registered designs owned by Marks & Spencer.

Back in January 2020, Sonos sued Google for infringement on 5 of its patents and last week Google retaliated by suing Sonos over 5 of its patents.

It is reported that easyGroup has issued a claim against a band called ‘easy life'.

The Court of Appeal has issued a decision in an appeal against the High Court's decision to uphold the refusal of the Dabus patent application in the UK.

November saw the issuance of a number of much-talked about UPC Court of Appeal (COA) decisions, and notable among them was the decision issued in the long-running dispute between Amgen, Sanofi and Regeneron.

In a decision issued on 24 September 2024 by the Court of Appeal of the Unified Patent Court (UPC), the court upheld a decision that limited the disclosure of additional licensing agreements in the ongoing dispute...

When defendants fail to engage with UPC proceedings, the Court has shown its readiness to deliver swift default judgments, as demonstrated in the recent case between i-mop GmbH and ARCORA International GmbH.

Sarah Ingram, Partner at Winckworth Sherwood, comments on new budget allocations for the Family Court, and for the completion of the court reform programme, announced by the government last week.

Messner Reeves LLP is proud to announce a successful defense verdict in a three-week medical malpractice case defending an orthopedic spine surgeon.

As the end of another eventful year approaches, our Litigator's Yearbook 2023 (England and Wales) looks back at what 2023 has had in store...