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Automatic stays on proceedings are imposed by Article 20 of the UNCITRAL Model Law (and mirrored in s.130(2) IA 1986).

The liquidation of a Gibraltar company, Lemma, had been recognised in the UK and consequently, pursuant to Article 20 of the UNCITRAL Model Law, an automatic stay on English proceedings had been imposed.

In 2001 Indah Kiat (the Company), part of the APP group of companies, defaulted under the terms of two series of notes with a combined value of $350m (the Notes), both guaranteed by the Company's parent.

There have been conflicting decisions on whether a person may be made the subject of any income payments order (IPO).

The Claimant, employed as a prison officer, was injured by an inmate whilst attempting to restrain him. The Claimant issued a claim against the Defendant.

In a recent case, a New York federal court in one of the September 11, 2001 lawsuits against Al Qaeda granted plaintiff insurance carriers' motion for an award of damages on a default judgment...

The Court of Appeal considered the juridical nature of a foreign statute which gives a victim the right to sue a defendant's insurer directly without first suing the insured.

Judge considers whether insured is required to reinstate property

The Court found that the Claimant did not have the benefit of QOCS, as the claim was not one for damages for personal injury.

The ABI has called for urgent reform to the system of industrial deafness claims.

Welcome to the nineteenth edition of Clyde & Co's (Re)insurance and litigation caselaw weekly updates for 2015.

Judge rejects request for a stay pending MIB appeal in another case

In Cameron v Liverpool Victoria Insurance Co Ltd [2019] UKSC 6 the claimant's vehicle was in collision with a "hit and run" vehicle.

The Financial Services Authority has this month published the Turner review, which reports on and makes recommendations for reforming both UK and international approaches to financial regulation in order to create a more robust banking system.

This case concerns a group action brought by the shareholders of Lloyds TSB against the company and its directors in relation to Lloyds' acquisition of Halifax Bank of Scotland Plc ("HBOS") in 2008.

The Intermediate People's Court in Shenzhen recently ruled in favour of Huawei against Samsung in a case involving two standard-essential patents (SEP) owned by Huawei...

Heritage Audio are nothing if not bold. The Spanish company is currently in litigation with AMS Neve Limited over the manufacture and sale of the look and sound a like '1073'.

In a recent decision on an application for a preliminary injunction (case number UPC_CFI_292/2023), the Local Division of the UPC in Munich has referred to the prosecution history...