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ARTICLE · 19 DECEMBER 2021

The Weekly Roundup: The Christmas Party Edition

The team has been in a festive mood this week; it's been one Christmas party after another, each more glittering than the last.

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The team has been in a festive mood this week; it's been one Christmas party after another, each more glittering than the last. And excitement has reached fever pitch, of course, in anticipation of the 1CL festive caselaw roundup; sign up here to participate in an hour's run-through of the year's most important cases across 1CL's main practice areas, including travel and cross border work.

It hasn't all been festive good cheer for litigants, though. The CJEU and the High Court have both reached decisions disadvantageous to Claimants, the former effectively reversing Keefe, and the latter (in Apollo Ventures Co Ltd v Manchanda [2021] 11 WLUK 412) holding that even where a Defendant had submitted to the jurisdiction and then effectively delayed for two months without explanation before making an application for the court to decline jurisdiction on grounds of forum non conveniens, he had a cogent argument on forum which outweighed the fact that the Claimant

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