This was a practice management decision on 12 October 2016 by Mr Justice Birss relating to disclosure obligations of defendants.

The Court of Appeal has today handed down an important decision concerning patent for a synthetic copolymer known as copolymer-1.

Is it consistent with the Brussels Regulation for a court of an EU Member State to grant an injunction restraining a party from bringing or continuing proceedings in another Member State in contravention of an arbitration agreement?

We look at some of the legal tools around reputation management from the perspective of defendants and claimants, including the impact of the Defamation Act 2013, and the use of privacy injunctions.

Your latest instalment of articles and opinion from across the Hospitality sector.

As announced in the Summer Budget 2015, the UK Government is changing the way in which long-term UK resident foreign domiciled individuals are taxed...

The liquidators of two companies wound up in the Cayman Islands (SICL and SHL) sought disclosure of documents relating to those companies from PwC in Bermuda

With our Corporate Energy @TW series, we aim to highlight current developments and issues in the renewable energy sector across different jurisdictions.

Floating wind turbines offer an alternative to the conventional structural foundation on the seabed.

The Court of Appeal ruled (without rendering a final adjudication) that the Regional Court's judgments are not evidently and apparently wrong.

It remains to be seen how the Court of Appeal will eventually deal with the case. The Court of Appeal scheduled two oral hearings at the end of 2016 and the beginning of 2017, respectively.

Can a prior AD still be enforced if it had effectively been superseded by a subsequent AD which took into account the prior AD? This was the question raised before the SGHC in United Integrated Services Pte Ltd v Civil Tech Pte Ltd and another [2019] SGHC 32.

In Crescendas Bionics Pte Ltd v Jurong Primewide Pte Ltd [2019] SGHC 4, the Singapore High Court dealt with the issue of delay caused by an employer's act of prevention, particularly in the context of a construction contract ...

In Tong Hai Yang Construction Pte Ltd v Little Swan Air-Conditioning & Engineering Pte Ltd [2019] SGHC 188, the plaintiff main contractor engaged the defendant as its subcontractor.

Trustees in bankruptcy issued an application for a declaration that a property owned by a company (the Property) was in fact owned by the bankrupt.

The UK Court of Appeal recently confirmed that lawyers (Decherts) could no longer act for a company (Avonwick). Our views on the first instance decision can be found here.

In the Patents Court of England & Wales, Mr Justice Carr has recently decided on the infringement and validity of two patents that relate to transgenic mice used as platforms for therapeutic antibody discovery.

Most jurisdictions permit post-termination employment restrictions in one way or another, although the details may differ.

Winston Taylor lawyers and leaders share insights on law firm leadership, private equity expansion, AI adoption, workplace flexibility, and high-profile litigation across multiple legal publications. The firm's professionals discuss strategic growth initiatives, technology integration, and landmark case victories that are shaping the legal and business landscape.

A recent decision by the Higher Regional Court of Nuremberg dated 18 July 2023 (Ref.: 3 U 1092/23) deals with a formal warning of a