Date: 25 Feb, 2019
Stefan Ramel considers the recent CJEU decision in BNP Paribas Fortis on Brussels Reg / Insolvency Reg for Lexis PSL.
Date: 11 Jan, 2019
Louise Jones writes an article for the Freedom of Information Journal, which looks at some recent cases that discuss the 'vexatiousness' exemption in FOIA.
![Samuel Parsons discusses the failed application to set aside default judgment in Wards v Hendawi [2018] EWHC 1907 (Ch)](/img/upload/profile_small_17711520443956.jpg)
Date: 1 Aug, 2018
Samuel Parsons discusses the failed application to set aside default judgment in Wards v Hendawi [2018] EWHC 1907 (Ch), in which he acted for the respondent firm.
Date: 30 Jul, 2018
Brendon Moorhouse contributes to marine conservation article as part of his role as a research fellow in the International Water Security Network at the University of West of England.
Date: 27 Jun, 2018
Hugh Sims QC and Simon Passfield successfully represented the respondents in an application for security for costs in Absolute Living Developments v DS7.
Date: 19 Jun, 2018
Samuel Parsons discusses the recent decision of Re Baltic House Developments Ltd, which highlights how the new Official Receiver fee structure may impact on the availability of administrations.
Date: 24 May, 2018
The CoA yesterday delivered judgment in JSC BTA Bank V (1) Mukhtar Ablyazov (2) Madiyar Ablyazov (2018).
Date: 2 Feb, 2018
In a world with an aging population, increased movement of people between countries and geographically dispersed assets, issues concerning incapacitated individuals and managing their personal affairs now frequently extend beyond local borders.
Date: 1 Feb, 2018
Samuel Parsons discusses Phones 4U Limited (in administration) v EE Limited, which considered the availability of common law damages pursuant to a contractual termination.
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