Over the past couple of weeks, the FCA has released two important communications in the context of the discontinuation of LIBOR, which is expected to

We have seen the UK Government issue two intervention notices in takeovers on public interest grounds in the past six months. Under the Enterprise

Over the past few months all talk in pension circles has been dominated by the 'B-word'. In October, it looked like progress was finally being made

The Court of Appeal has held that the claimant was not entitled to withhold from inspection communications that had been incorporated into a

In A v OOO “Insurance Company Chubb” and other companies 2019 EWHC 2729 (Comm), the English Commercial Court (the Court) refused, for various

In this blog post, we round-up forthcoming developments in the UK and at EU and International levels in financial services regulation which are

In the recent decision of Watson v Kea Investments Ltd 2019 EWCA Civ 1759 the English Court of Appeal endorsed the approach taken by the High Court

A recent High Court decision serves as a reminder that there is no strict rule excluding evidence that is improperly obtained, and that in

Policy Matters Labour's 'Medicines for the Many' Policy implications for intellectual property Jeremy Corbyn, Leader of the Labour Party, recently

In Hiscox Dedicated Corporate Member v Weyerhaeuser Co 2019 EWHC 2671 (Comm), the High Court (the English Court) continued an anti-suit injunction

In Vote Leave Ltd v The Electoral Commission 2019 EWCA Civ 1938 the Court of Appeal found that it was within the Electoral Commission's incidental

Following the Supreme Court hearing in the Halliburton v Chubb case, Craig Tevendale of Herbert Smith Freehills in London considers the significance

On 26 November 2019, the FCA announced that it would use its temporary intervention powers to restrict the mass marketing of speculative mini-bonds

In this special edition of our banking litigation podcast, we consider the first judgment in a shareholder class action in England & Wales in Sharp v

In a recent decision, the High Court took a dim view of the Claimant’s application to widen the embargo on a draft judgment awarding it substantial

In our blog post of 4 October 2019 we looked at potential land use and planning policies announced at the Labour and Liberal Democrat Party

The outcome of the 2019 General Election has the potential to radically impact the nature of the UK’s relationship with the EU and our other trading

In a recent decision, the High Court has upheld a claim for breach of collateral warranty where the claimant was induced to arrange the purchase of

Manufacturers and distributors of GI and pure protection products must focus on value in the design and distribution of their products. They should

Trustees often seek to limit their liability in the form of exoneration clauses in trust deeds. As such, it is generally difficult for a beneficiary