Defamation drama for Baby Reindeer and Richard III
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UK General Election 2024 - key litigation Bills not proceeding
This included two Bills which are important for litigation and arbitration practice. We have previously commented on the Arbitration Bill
Navigating the complexities of APP fraud litigation
Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud accounts for a significant and increasing percentage of fraud losses causing significant issues for...
Tips to avoid co-founder chaos
To successfully grow and deliver your startup, you need to learn how to collaborate and, equally as important, consider what happens if...
The importance of mitigation
In the case of Sharp Corp Ltd v Viterra BV (previously known as Glencore Agriculture BV), the Supreme Court has emphasised the importance...
Force majeure clauses and accepting non-contractual performance
Force majeure clauses are staples of almost every commercial contract, providing a mechanism which relieves one or both parties of their...
Winding-up petition can be founded on the basis of a foreign judgment, without the need for registration or recognition steps
The issue arose in the case of Re a Company [2024] EWHC 1070 (Ch). This case concerned an application to restrain the presentation of a...
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