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As of mid-2018, the Damages Directive (Directive) has been incorporated across all European Union (EU) Member States.

CJEU rules that national courts can adopt legislation banning Lloyd's syndicates from tendering in certain circumstances.

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

The European Parliament has published a proposed Directive to regulate commercial third party funding within the EU. The proposed Directive will not directly affect proceedings in England...

The Court of Appeal decided that statements contained in an investor presentation published on an issuer's website are theoretically capable of amounting to representations to potential secondary...

In a significant ruling in the case of UK P&I Club & Anor v Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela [2023] EWCA Civ 1497, the UK Court of Appeal has upheld the principle of state immunity...

Whether defendant had submitted to the jurisdiction by resisting an injunction application

In December the Court of Appeal issued a key decision on the developing competition class action regime in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT)...

There have been some notable developments since the UK Supreme Court ruled on the lawfulness of litigation funding agreements in the PACCAR case in July 2023.

The CMA has formally cleared the completed acquisition by Xchanging of certain companies comprising all of the European operations of Agencyport.

In 2007, Dominic Kennedy requested information under the Freedom of Information Act concerning three inquiries the Commission carried out into the Mariam Appeal.

Revisiting over 150 years of case law, the High Court has resolved a question on which both the courts and textbooks had given conflicting answers: is a director's liability...

A recent case has clarified the position where a CHAPS transfer is made to an account with the correct account number and sort code but the incorrect name on the account.

On June 16, 2016, following investigation by the FCA, five persons appeared in a UK court charged with conspiracy to defraud, together with offences under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 and the Fraud Act 2006.

Worldwide freezing orders are one of the most powerful weapons of the English Courts. But how do you get one and what will it do?

In the first episode of our new investigations podcast series, join Robert Hunt, Elizabeth Head and Eamon McCarthy-Keen who offer an insight into what this series will cover...

Partners Susan Saltzstein and Jocelyn Strauber discuss the expanding group of defendants targeted by #MeToo-related litigation