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The latest ruling in the US Parmalat litigation has dismissed claims against Grant Thornton and Bank of America on the grounds that the claimant Parmalat companies were themselves involved in the underlying frauds.

The House of Lords has upheld the Court of Appeal's decision to strike out a claim against auditors for failing to detect a fraud committed by the claimant company.

The Government has proposed to introduce a Carbon Tax scheme.

Bilta was wound-up following its involvement in a VAT carousel fraud which left Bilta with a liability of £38 million to HMRC.

In the long-awaited decision of Ahmad Hamad Algosaibi and Brothers Company ('AHAB') v SAAD Investments Company Limited (In Official Liquidation) (SICL) and Others,[1] the Cayman Court ('the Court')

The High Court refused to grant Ms Sharma relief and found that she could not rely on the illegality defence as a bar to the claim.

Chancellor of the High Court, England and Wales Court of Appeal, fraudulent conduct, unlawful conduct

In this edition of our Accountants' Liability Update we look ahead a few months to April 2008 when auditors will be allowed to limit their potential liability to audit clients and we consider the affect of this for auditors, third parties and professional indemnity insurers.

The decision in this appeal by Daiwa focuses on whether the actions of a dominant personality owner-director should be attributed to the company

Transcript of the Budget Reply Speech made by the leader of the opposition.

The Supreme Court has handed down the much anticipated decision in the matter of Jetivia SA and another v Bilta (UK) Limited and others [2015].

Welcome to the thirtieth edition of Clyde & Co’s (Re)insurance and litigation case law weekly updates for 2013.

In opinions issued on the same day, federal appellate courts for the Second Circuit and the Eleventh Circuit both recently affirmed dismissals of securities-fraud claims filed against independent audit firms ..

This is the Second Reading of the Appropriation Bill (No. 1) 2014-15 by the Honourable J. B. Hockey MP, Treasurer.

On 1 February 2018 the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the case of Singularis v Daiwa [2018] EWCA Civ 84, dismissing all of the stockbroker's appeals and upholding the decision of the High Court, which found that Daiwa was negligent in paying out monies from its client account on the instructions of one director and the only shareholder of the client, where the circumstances indicated that those client instructions may not have been bona fide.

With interest rates at record lows, this article explores the pros and cons of buying investment properties.

Welcome to the fourteenth edition of Clyde & Co's (Re)insurance and litigation caselaw weekly updates for 2015