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Q2 2019: missed the key litigation news of the last quarter?  Fear not as all you need to know is here, from jurisdiction to service, as massive class actions and parental liability suits stand pending in the English Courts, UWOs turn out to have multiple use cases and arbitration awards

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Q1 2019: the English Courts attempt to create some certainty for businesses by robustly upholding orthodox common law principles, while Brexit chaos continues.  In other news, the SFO and the FBI face set-backs in the English Courts.  Welcome to our round up of 10 key decisions and developments from the…
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Q3 2019: the last three months have proven to be a turbulent period in the UK, with Brexit uncertainty continuing to dominate the headlines. Our Q3 update starts with a key decision arising from the Brexit saga: the Supreme Court’s historic ruling regarding the prorogation of Parliament, also our top…
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Absent a retention of title clause (or any other protective clause in a contract – see Part 1 in this series, a creditor of an insolvent company has the following options:
1. A creditor should file a proof of debt in the insolvency process, supported by evidence such as…
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While courts work through jury trial procedures that comply with social distancing requirements, arbitration proceedings can continue virtually with proper preparation and leadership by arbitrators.
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On June 15, 2020 the Supreme Court granted certiorari to decide “whether a provision in an arbitration agreement that exempts certain claims from arbitration negates an otherwise clear and unmistakable delegation of questions of arbitrability to an arbitrator.” Although the Court has narrowed the issue to address only whether the…
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