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Carey Olsen
The judgment of the Court of Appeal in The Guernsey Financial Services Commission v. Domaille, Clarke and Hannis [2024]...
UK
Lewis Silkin
The Court of Appeal ("COA") has recently confirmed that statutory limitation periods under the Limitation Act 1980 ("LA 1980") do in fact apply to unfair prejudice petitions...
Herbert Smith Freehills
In this 23rd episode of our series of commercial litigation update podcasts, we look at the government's plans for the litigation funding industry...
Potter Clarkson
In a significant development for UK patent litigation, the Civil Procedure Rules Committee ("CPRC") has recently commenced a three-year pilot scheme...
Travers Smith LLP
We will await any further guidance on the approach to jurisdiction that may be provided by the Court of Appeal, should the Claimants' application for permission to appeal be granted...
Herbert Smith Freehills
In R (on the application of Boswell) v Secretary of State for Transport [2024] EWCA Civ 145 the Court of Appeal considered the extent to which the cumulative carbon...
Herbert Smith Freehills
On 19 March, the Litigation Funding Agreements (Enforceability) Bill was introduced to Parliament, following on from the government's announcement on 4 March...
Herbert Smith Freehills
The High Court has held that a defendant who wished to argue that proceedings had not been served in time, because orders extending time for service...
Wrigleys Solicitors
The question of whether a person who lacks capacity should know how much their damages award is has been rumbling on for a few years now.
BCL Solicitors LLP
Robert Lawrie, working with Faisal Osman of 33 Chancery Lane, has successfully obtained summary judgment defeating a claim against their client, a respected solicitor.
Gatehouse Chambers
Ian Silcock and Sara Ibrahim examine one of the fastest growing areas of AI litigation: intellectual property disputes.
Blaser Mills
In Thg Plc v Zedra Trust Company (Jersey) Limited [2024] EWCA Civ 158, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that unfair prejudice petitions brought under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006...
Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP
Nathaniel Buckingham and Hayley Russell discuss our Top 5 Adjudication cases of 2023 and highlight some of the key commercial lessons arising.
HGF Ltd
We look at unfair advantage and detriment through the lens of the recent Lidl v Tesco and Thatchers v Aldi judgments. Two very different outcomes on the same legal principles...
Herbert Smith Freehills
In a recent decision in Contax Partners Inc BVI v Kuwait Finance House (KFH-Kuwait) & Ors [2024] EWHC 436 (Comm), the English Commercial Court (the Court) set aside its earlier decision granting leave to the Claimant...
ENS
A recent UK trade mark judgment generated huge public interest. It was, as is so often the case in the UK, one of those classic supermarket look-alike cases.
Proskauer Rose LLP
In July 2019, the UK Supreme Court (UKSC) handed down a judgment in a case that concerned the extent and operation of the principle of open justice (Cape v Dring).
European Union
Potter Clarkson
The main effect of REULA is, no doubt, the abolition of the supremacy (section 3) and general principles (section 4) of EU law in the UK.
Mayer Brown
Allowing third parties to intervene in front of judges raises several issues of fundamental importance. For example, the need for decision makers to have access to all relevant information, and the efficiency of the justice system.
ENS
This article considers an unusual, but potentially significant UK trade mark judgment dealing with post-sale confusion. The case referred to is Iconix Luxembourg Holdings SARL v Dream Pairs Europe Inc. and another.
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