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27 October - David Miles
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) recently handed down an expedited judgment in Chu v Lau [2020] UKPC 24. The case was on appeal from the British Virgin... Read Morecase studies
22 September - Sarah Rees
Sarah Rees and Natalie Powers of Blake Morgan look at the findings of Moulder J in a recent application in PJSC Tatneft v Bogolyubov and others [2020] EWHC 2437 (Comm). Read Morecase studies
17 September - David Moore
The High Court has this week (Tuesday 15 September 2020) handed down judgment in the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) business interruption insurance test case, which will no doubt be of... Read Morearticles
19 August - Matthew Corrie
The High Court dismissed an appeal against sanction in respect of a doctor who had been suspended for nine months with a review following two separate findings of dishonest conduct. Read Morearticles
14 July - Susie Dryden
Our experts examine a case that looks at contractual termination rights and the implied term of good faith. Mr Justice Pepperall handed down judgment recently in Essex County Council v... Read Morearticles
13 July - James Danks
The suspension of Dr Awan has been upheld following an appeal by the General Medical Council ('GMC') of a decision of the Medical Practitioner's Tribunal. The appeal case reiterates that... Read Morearticles
6 July - Matthew Corrie
Last week's ruling sets out the principles to apply in applications to extend interim orders and serves as a warning that interim orders will not be extended without good reason.... Read Morecase studies
7 February - Erina Kourtis
In the case of Mayor and Burgess of the London Borough of Bromley v Persons Unknown and others [2020] EWCA Civ 12 ("the Bromley Case"), the Court of Appeal held... Read Morecase studies
5 December - Rhian Davies
Our professional negligence experts take a look at an appeal from the Supreme Court and what you can take away from it. The case: Edwards on behalf of the Estate of... Read Morecase studies
2 October - Emily De La Ronde-Wilton
A national health trust (and incumbent provider of the services being procured) ("the Trust") challenged a contracting authority's contract award decision. The Trust had decided not to bid for the... Read Morecase studies
20 September - Emily De La Ronde-Wilton
An Italian court requested a preliminary reference ruling from the European Court of Justice ("ECJ") around the meaning of the "grave professional misconduct" discretionary exclusion, pursuant to Directive 2004/18. In... Read Morecase studies
11 July
The Court of Appeal held that negative (as opposed to positive) interest was not payable on cash collateral posted under the 1995 Credit Support Annex (CSA) to an International Swaps... Read More