US Supreme Court shuts down route to US-style discovery in private international arbitrations
In a unanimous ruling last month, the US Supreme Court closed down a route being used by parties to private arbitrations taking place...
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Climate change action against directors dismissed
In one of the first cases of its kind, the High Court has dismissed an application to bring a claim for breach of duty against directors...
High Court implies ownership term into F1 merchandising licence. Could it also imply a term that teams must compete?
The High Court has ruled that a term should be implied into a merchandising licensing agreement for Force India Formula One Team, that...
Litigation going greener: disputes and the “E” in ESG
Back in October 2021, our Dispute Resolution team signed the ‘Greener Litigation Pledge’. The Pledge seeks to reduce the carbon footprint...
Prove it! First-of-a-kind judgment dismisses debt claim for unpaid invoices due to insufficient evidence of sums owed
Whether pursuing unpaid invoices or defending your right not to pay them, you'll want to take a look at this High Court decision
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