In this first episode of our Interstate Arbitration series, Ian Meredith talks with Dr. Stephen Minas of Peking University Transnational Law School, to introduce the general ins and outs of interstate (or State vs State).

A recent High Court judgement in London has sent a strong message to insurance brokers about the consequences of failing to provide comprehensive advice, while also offering new guidance...

There have been two key developments in the lead up to the extension of the FRC regime coming into force on 1 October 2023.

The recent case of Invest Bank PSC v El-Husseini and others [2023] EWHC 2302 (Comm) clarifies that foreign judgment debts may be enforceable at common law in England...

Being able to enforce a judgment is of crucial importance for businesses: securing a judgment is a pyrrhic victory unless it can be enforced.

As generative AI transforms disclosure practices in England and Wales, legal professionals face questions about whether the current framework under Practice Direction 57AD adequately addresses this rapidly evolving technology.

Surveys central changes to FRC that will soon be applicable to property damage claims under a value of £100,000.

England's "Pan-NOx" litigation consolidated 13 group litigation orders against major car manufacturers in a landmark Dieselgate case. The High Court's 2023 judgment binds all parties across these orders, with quantum damages scheduled for trial in October 2026 and appeals expected to follow.

2024 was a busy year for the Courts in England and Wales when it came to banking and wider financial services disputes. We were spoilt for choice when selecting our top 5 cases and, inevitably, have left out some...

The extension of the FRC regime will impact professional negligence cases issued after 1 Oct 2023, with a value up to £100,000.

Challenging an arbitral award in England and Wales is difficult for an applicant. The pro-arbitration regime adopted in this jurisdiction ensures that only serious mistakes as to the tribunal’s jurisdiction, procedure, and application of English law result in setting aside an award.

According to the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS), private law proceedings involving children are increasing – it worked with 97,098 children...