Without prejudice: Does silence amount to a statement?
In Jones and another v Lydon and others [2021] EWHC 2322 (Ch), the High Court found that an email that formed part of a without prejudice...
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A short guide to the English Court Process for parties from outside the jurisdiction
We have updated our guide to the English court process for parties outside the jurisdiction.
In just a few pages, we introduce you to the...
The Supreme Court rules on lawful economic duress
The issue put before the court was what constitutes economic duress, and whether such duress can arise where lawful acts or threats are...
Don't Cha wish your contract was agreed like me? The limits of MoUs & HoTs - ft. the Pussycat Dolls
00s multi-platinum girl group the Pussycat Dolls are lawyering up. The long running game of cat and mouse came to a head last week when...
Never Mind the Contract, Here's the Sex Pistols... with a reminder that agreements aren't always binding
Last week punk rock icon Johnny Rotten (John Lydon) lost his High Court battle against former band members Paul Cook and Steve Jones.
The...
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