On 5 September 2018, in The Director of the SFO v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation Limited , the Court of Appeal ("CA") overturned the controversial and narrow approach taken by the High Court regarding the ...

Just over a year on from our last look at the possible impact of Brexit on the automotive industry and with almost 7 months to go until the UK formally withdraws from the EU, we revisit the potential implications ...

The Supreme Court has overturned the decision of the Court of Appeal as to the effectiveness of a clause in a contract requiring variations to be in writing, finding that such a clause would be legally effective ...

The Defendant Airlines in the highly publicised "Air Cargo" proceedings have, again, succeeded in narrowing the scope of the (hundreds) of Claimants' claims for damages incurred as a result of alleged ...

The effective management of the early stages of any dispute is critical to its resolution.

Our international Automotive Group takes a look at the latest developments around the world regarding driverless cars

In a decision which will have ramifications for privilege generally the High Court has re-examined the remit of litigation privilege ("LP") in the context of criminal proceedings and approved the narrow approach ...

The recent judgment in the case of Pyrrho v MWB [2016] EWHC 256 (Ch) has approved the use of 'predictive coding' in the disclosure process for the first time in the English courts...

Legal professional privilege (which consists of legal advice privilege and litigation privilege) ("LPP"), is the right of clients to have advice given by their lawyers protected from the eyes of third parties, and ...

On 14 October, the Court of Appeal held that the claimants were not entitled to see, even within a confidentiality ring, an unredacted version of the European Commission's Airfreight cartel decision that contained ...