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This morning the Supreme Court has handed down judgment in Tillman v Egon Zehnder.

The question of whether owners of land can claim compensation where high voltage power lines cross their land seems to be something that is being asked more and more, especially in the current climate

As the end of another eventful year approaches, our Banking Litigation Yearbook looks back at what 2023 delivered from the perspective of in-house lawyers at financial institutions.

The factual background to this case is perhaps one of the more unusual and bizarre in the normally somewhat dry area of repossession and involuntary bailment.

Christopher Cowles was featured in the Life Sciences IP Review article "Amgen v Sanofi: Scotus Grapples with Enablement." The article discusses the recent, highly anticipated US Supreme Court...

The Compensation Act 2006, which became law at the end of July, includes two provisions intended to address concerns about "compensation culture."

Trustees in bankruptcy issued an application for a declaration that a property owned by a company (the Property) was in fact owned by the bankrupt.

Court of Appeal decides the test under the recast Brussels Regulation for a jurisdiction agreement entered into after a dispute has arisen.

In this webinar, partners Avi Freeman and Jon Markham reviewed the important cases from the UK courts and the EPO Boards of Appeal in 2016.

The UPC Court of Appeal confirmed that a real attempt to serve a Statement of Claim under Rule 274.1(a) must be made before alternative methods are permitted, rejecting NEC Corporation's argument to bypass this based on national court precedents.

After a highly successful first step into the world of VC seminars, on the 11th November Haseltine Lake Kempner hosted our second seminar on European IP

A recent order from the UPC gives further insight into how the UPC will apply the doctrine of equivalents. In Washtower v BEGA (UPC_CFI_479/2025)...

In the first ruling from the District Court in the Apple-Samsung smartphone patent infringement case, following the remitting of the case to the District Court by the Federal Circuit to reassess the damages...

The Court of Appeal requested that the parties in the Hybridgenerator v HGSytems/ Infotech case (UPC_COA_233/2025) consent to a change of language from Danish to English.

Dispute Resolution analysis: The Managing Judges of the large GLO NOx emissions litigation have dismissed applications seeking the protection of documents used in open Court...

This episode is hosted by Anna Pertoldi, a partner in our litigation team, who is joined by Maura McIntosh, a professional support consultant, and Philip Lis, a senior associate.

A proposed redrafted version of the regulations governing DBAs was presented yesterday at a conference at The Old Hall, Lincoln's Inn.