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The recent Court of Appeal decision in McNeil and ors v Commissioners for HM Revenue and Customs considered the issue of whether a clustering of men towards the upper end of a pay grade...

Plugging a pension scheme deficit can be a contributing factor to a business becoming distressed.

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has refused leave to appeal in the case of Chief Constable of Leicester v. Hextall.

Ofgem has recently published its decision document setting out the steps it intends to take to facilitate the development of microgeneration and ensure that regulatory measures promoting microgeneration are well designed.

Ofgem issued its Decision on 13 December 2021, bringing welcome clarity to owners of ageing wind, hydro or solar installations.

Gordon Ramsay has been told he must honour a personal guarantee that was used to secure a pub in Regent's Park.

Mr K had two terms loans and one revolving credit agreement with RBS.

On 11 June 2024, the High Court found former BHS directors liable for wrongful trading, individual misfeasance, and a novel "misfeasant trading" claim, totaling £18 million, highlighting crucial lessons for directors and insolvency practitioners.

The appellant issued a series of Financial Guarantee Indemnity ("FGI") insurance policies to the respondent firm of solicitors.

A (genuine) fire at the insured's premises destroyed all its stock.

The struggle to articulate coverage or non-coverage for storm surge continues.

The court judgement for the UK Supreme Court landmark Standard Essential Patent (SEP) and global FRAND (Fair, Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory) licensing case Unwired Planet v Huawei was handed down in the Autumn of 2020.

On 23 October 2018, the English Court of Appeal issued a judgment in a licence dispute involving Standard Essential Patents pitting Unwired Planet, a US-based patent assertion entity, against Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications company.

The Court of Appeal has now referred various questions about Marketing Authorisations to the ECJ.

In a recent landmark judgment (Fujifilm Kyowa Kirin Biologics v AbbVie Biotechnology [2017] EWHC 395 (Pat)), the English High Court has granted a novel type of declaratory relief which may be used...

The Supreme Court of England and Wales, in the case of VTB Capital Plc v Nutritek International Corp rejected an appeal by VTB Capital Plc against the Orders of the Court of Appeal and the High Court dismissing their claim for US$330 million against Fried Frank client Marshall Capital and Mr. Konstantin Malofeev for want of jurisdiction on grounds of forum non conveniens.

On 21 April 2021, Volterra Fietta partner Robert Volterra gave a guest virtual lecture at Jindal University, India. The topic of his lecture was: "How to win cases before the International Court of Justice in the 21st Century".