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In Commission v Malta (filed on the 22 March 2023), the European Commission challenged Malta's Citizenship by Investment framework.

The Supreme Court has held that the Danish Customs and Tax Administration was not barred by issue estoppel from bringing new claims against the same defendant following the dismissal of its earlier claim under the rule which prevents English courts enforcing foreign tax claims.

Decisions of the Financial Services Ombudsman ("FSO") are often challenged in the courts. An appeal from a decision of the FSO is, in the first instance, brought to the High Court.

Welcome to the third edition of Clyde & Co’s (Re)insurance and litigation caselaw weekly updates for 2012.

Out of all governmental agencies, state attorneys general are likely to have the greatest impact on privacy enforcement in 2020 for the average business.

The High Court in England has recently confirmed in the case of Re Frontsouth (Witham) Ltd and Another (2011) that it cannot remedy a defective administration appointment using its powers under Rule 7.55 of the Insolvency Rules 1986.

As injury lawyers, our regular ADR diet consists of Joint Settlement Meetings or Mediations, not so much Early Neutral Evaluation (ENE). It seems like the mythical unicorn of ADR – oft spoken of but rarely...

Legal experts weigh in after legal expert calls for divorce law for women to be tightened

The saying ‘equal pay for equal work' has somewhat become a cliché mantra often cited in employment matters. It is a guiding-principle which employers are afraid to infringe...

The High Court has recently denied relief to residents of a glass-walled apartment block from the intrusion into privacy caused by a neighbouring viewing platform.

What are the most important English commercial arbitration developments of 2023? We have put together a round-up below.

This was an appeal on a question of law, under s.69 of the Arbitration Act 1996, regarding the interpretation of a provision in the Inter-Club New York Produce Exchange Agreement (ICA)

The High Court's recent decision in Djanogly v. Djanogly [2025] EWHC 61 (Ch) is a rare example of a successful challenge to an arbitration award under s.68 of the Arbitration Act 1996.

The decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in Creston Moly Corp. v. Sattva Capital Corp., 2014 SCC 53 (Sattva) is a seminal decision in the review of arbitral awards.

In one of its recent determinations, the Mauritian Supreme Court re-affirmed a line of decisions which confirmed its support to arbitration, whether international or domestic.

On 12 January 2011, Safeway announced its intention to appeal to the Supreme Court against a ruling by the Court of Appeal rejecting Safeway's move to sue its directors and employees to recover competition fines payable to the UK competition regulator, the Office of Fair Trading ("OFT").

The UK Supreme Court ('UKSC') has rejected an application to hear an appeal which may have clarified the way in which competition infringement decisions can be relied upon in private 'follow-on' damages claims.