In this blog, Rachel Brown in our Dispute Resolution Team considers the recent judicial consideration of the duty to promote the success...
This article is co-authored by Darragh Connell of Maitland Chambers who acted on behalf of Bitkub Online Co. Ltd (“Bitkub”) and...
The fraud enforcement landscape is undergoing significant change. With the Government's official guidance now published, businesses...
In Kireeva v Bedzhamov, the Supreme Court considered whether the court has the power to recognise a foreign bankruptcy at common law. The...
On 6 November 2024, the UK Government published guidance to help organisations deal with the new "failure to prevent fraud" offence,...
The origin of the term 'mediation' can be traced back to more than one source but what is uncontroversial is that it means "middle". The...
Three months on from the handing down of the judgment in the "Tunabond" case, we reflect on the outcome of the trial and consider some...
While it may seem as though there has been a flurry of restructuring activity in the news and in the courts over the last few months, in...
In a rare judgment[1], the court has dismissed an application made by joint liquidators for disclosure and delivery up of all information...
On 23 October 2024, the Supreme Court (SC) handed down judgment in the appeal case of Tindall v Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police....
In June this year, the largest ever wrongful trading award was made (£6.5m per director). This was followed in August by the largest...
While cost management is an everyday feature of modern commercial litigation, it was unusual to see the humble Precedent H splashed...