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Court of Appeal orders security for costs where ATE insurance policy did not contain an anti-avoidance provision ...

Can someone who is not a party to a court case in England get access to court documents? Does this extend to witness statements and documents lodged as evidence?

The recent Enlarged Board of Appeal decisions G1/22 and G2/22 on priority entitlement provide a good opportunity to review this complex issue.

What the court will not do is order the provision of bank statements.

Applications for relief from sanctions continue to trouble the courts, the latest judgment being given by the Court of Appeal in ELO Trustees Ltd v (1) Bonhams 1793 Ltd (2) HNW Lending Ltd [2023] EWCA Civ 664.

Earlier this month, the Northern Irish High Court awarded former Northern Ireland First Minister, Arlene Foster, £125,000 in damages for a tweet made by TV presenter, Dr Christian Jessen.

Nicola Sharp of financial crime specialists Rahman Ravelli considers the case.

The EPO's Administrative Council approved amendments to the Rules of Procedure of the Boards of Appeal (RPBA) at its 160th meeting on 26 and 27 June 2019 (see here).

The Claimant made an application for an order to dispense with service of the claim form on one of the defendants, per CPR 6.16 and related documents under CPR 6.28.

Any amount above that is unenforceable, and cannot be set off against the amount of costs that the claimant receives.

Viability debates continue to shape planning. The frontline is shifting, from debates about key principles, towards the wider issue of transparency and participation.

The Court of Appeal has ruled on a significant case involving Independent Vetcare Limited's attempt to advance contradictory legal positions in separate court proceedings.

Following instructions from NHS Resolution, Clyde & Co have successfully defended a claim involving an alleged negligently performed shoulder operation.

The term "super-injunction" conjures up an image of something mighty powerful – a superhero amongst court orders?

‘Litigation happy’ claimant solicitors who issue proceedings prematurely to escape being bound by the Road Traffic Accident (RTA) Fixed Recoverable Costs Scheme should beware the firm line the courts are now taking in these matters.

UniCredit bank has lost its $24.7 million damages lawsuit over the loss of thousands of tons of oil at a United Arab Emirates port.

Syed Rahman of financial crime specialists Rahman Ravelli details the changes – and the litigation risks.