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Post Brexit: The return of anti-suit injunctions from the English court in cases involving EU member states
By Ed Llewelyn-Evans Madeleine Brown Chloe Edworthy
In Ebury Partners Belgium SA/NZ v Technical Touch BV and another [2022] EWHC 2927 (Comm), the English court granted an anti-suit...
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Court of Appeal finds that those instructing lawyers in litigation will likely need to reveal their identities
By Lois Horne Michael Freedman Madeleine Brown
Loreley Financing (Jersey) No. 30 Limited v Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited & Ors [2022] EWCA Civ 1484 is a unanimous decision...
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Embiricos v HMRC – a second bite of the procedural cherry
By Luke Silverman
Earlier this year, in Embiricos v HMRC [2022] EWCA Civ 3, the Court of Appeal held that HMRC could not issue a partial closure notice to...
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Don’t be left in tiers – practical advice on using multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses
By Richard Alam
I recently attended a panel discussion at the Society of Construction Law Astra International Conference in Paris about the use of...
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Market abuse in the bond market – FCA proposes prohibition orders for three traders
By Dan Lavender Madeleine Brown
The FCA is seeking to impose prohibition orders and fines on three traders for market abuse during their time working at Mizuho...
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Putting the new gateways into practice: information orders against foreign non-parties
By James Popperwell Nikolas Ireland Madeleine Brown
In LMN v Bitlfyer Holdings Inc and others [2022] EWHC 2954 (Comm), the High Court has permitted service out of the jurisdiction using the...
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Transparency, but not at any cost
By Dominic Sedghi
In a significant judgment, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has struck down provisions of European Union law that give...
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Expenses of management: what the judgment in Centrica means for the deductibility of deal fees
By Lawrence Parkin
The Court of Appeal's judgment in HMRC v Centrica Overseas Holdings Limited denies a corporation tax deduction for a range of sell-side...
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Unpaid court costs orders could cost you
By James Popperwell Ed Llewelyn-Evans Alex Douty
The trial of an unfair prejudice petition (the Petition) has been vacated and the petition stayed for a year pending satisfaction of...
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OFSI’s annual review of an unprecedented year
By Neill Blundell Helen Harvey Chris Akka
On 10 November 2022, the UK’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (“OFSI”) published its annual review. This has been a...
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Non-party disclosure: Court of Appeal confirms expansive approach
By James Popperwell Nikolas Ireland Madeleine Brown
Earlier this year, we wrote about the case of Gorbachev v Guriev and others, which found that litigants can apply for disclosure by a...
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When will developments in a foreign law affect your English law contract/financial instrument?
By Christopher Charlton Ed Llewelyn-Evans Madeleine Brown
In Banca Intesa Sanpaolo Spa and another v Comune di Venezia (2022) EWHC 2586 (Comm) (Venezia) the English High Court held that two...
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Is the New Economic Crime Bill tough enough? MPs level criticism at its second reading
By Neill Blundell Helen Harvey Mollie Biggadike
The introduction of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill (the Bill) on 22 September 2022 was met with support by many legal...
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Lessons from a Grandmaster: what can chess teach us about witness credibility?
By Jacob Ward Sheila Dines Matthew Pimley
It is unusual for chess to make front page news. World champion Magnus Carlsen went into the recent Sinquefield Cup with a 53-game...
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Court approves posthumous use of embryos
By Elizabeth Doherty Imogen Courtney Jacob Ward
In a landmark decision, the English High Court has granted a widower’s request to use the last embryo created with his late wife to try...
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Cryptocurrencies meet class actions: investors take aim at cryptocurrency exchanges
By Lorna Emson Luke Chinniah Sheila Dines
The most recent in a flurry of proposed class action proceedings brought before the UK Competition Appeal Tribunal is a £9.9bn claim...
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