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The Court previously ordered that Barrington pay Impact £581,353.80 in damages for breaches of a Funding Agreement between Barrington and Impact.

In the case of Starlight Shipping v Allianz Marine, the appellant shipowners appealed a decision granting summary judgment to the Respondent Insurers.

The Sentencing Council's guidelines aim to ensure that courts apply sentencing consistently across a varied range of offences, and also seek to take into account more fully the impact on victims of financial crimes.

A recent Court of Appeal decision has confirmed that an interim injunction can be granted even when patents have been found invalid at first instance pending appeal.

A recent Court of Appeal decision has confirmed that an interim injunction can be granted even when patents have been found invalid at first instance pending appeal.

In San Evans Maritime v Aigaion Insurance the Court was asked to determine three preliminary issues arising from a ‘follow’ clause in a contract of insurance.

A recent case concerning trade mark infringement in the world of online gaming provides some useful guidance on the English court's approach to awarding damages for trade mark infringement where no specific loss of profits can be shown.

A recent decision of the Court of Appeal should be a warning to parties that they need to be careful when entering into warranties in order to protect themselves from being found in breach of warranty at a later date.

The case of Milton Furniture Ltd v Brit Insurance Ltd concerned losses suffered by the claimant arising out of a fire at its premises in 2005.

Failure to point out that the wrong company had been sued for damages for causing an odour nuisance was fatal to the limitation defence used by the correct company when it was eventually sued: the claim could proceed.

In Clark v In Focus Asset Management & Tax Solutions, the Court of Appeal overturned a controversial High Court decision on complaints to the FOS.

The Securities and Exchange Commission announced settled enforcement orders against an Indiana school district and the district's underwriter for material false statements in the school district's official statement relating to the district's failure to comply with its prior continuing disclosure undertakings.

We reported in July 2011 that Ofcom, the independent regulator and competition authority for the United Kingdom communications industries, announced that the disparity between actual and advertised broadband speeds had increased, identifying the fact that actual speeds were, on average, 8.2Mbit/s slower than what had been advertised.

EU law recognises the right of victims of an infringement of the law to claim damages for loss caused by that infringement from an infringing party.

The Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 recently received Royal Assent, marking the culmination of a two year process to reform important aspects of UK competition law.

The UK Supreme Court has issued its decision in the case of Vestergaard Frandsen A/S v Bestnet Europe Limited, holding that there can be no liability for misuse of confidential information unless and until that information has been acquired, together with reasonable knowledge of its confidentiality.

Google's policy of offering trade marks to the highest bidders within its AdWords program has proved controversial and led to significant litigation in US, the EU and elsewhere.