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Cartel follow-on damages claim did not come within jurisdiction clause
The Court of Appeal has held that a claim for losses caused by an Italian cartel did not come within a jurisdiction clause giving non-exclusive …
Court of Appeal sends clear message on need for strict compliance in Mitchell decision
In its decision handed down this morning in the high-profile Mitchell case, the Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal against tough sanctions imposed …
Court of Appeal overturns Commercial Court on construction of retention of title clause
In a recent decision the Court of Appeal found, by a majority, that the effect of a retention of title clause was that the buyer resold the goods as …
Court of Appeal decision underlines need for caution in settling with one or more (but not all) potential defendants
The Court of Appeal has upheld a decision striking out a misrepresentation claim on the basis that (i) the cause of action against the present defendants …
Court of Appeal decision on Part 36 offers to settle
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal against a split costs order awarding costs to the claimant for certain periods and the defendant for certain …
Our latest UK Banking Litigation Update published
We have published our latest Banking Litigation Update, summarising some of the more important UK cases and developments affecting financial institutions …
Supreme Court interprets Articles 27 and 28 of Brussels Regulation, but many issues still require clarification from CJEU
The Supreme Court has refused to stay English proceedings under Article 28 where a related action was commenced in Greece seeking to reopen issues …
Court may order disclosure of solicitor's attendance notes recording retiring expert's opinions where very strong appearance of "expert shopping"
In a recent decision the High Court granted the claimants permission to call evidence from a fresh expert on condition that they disclose any reports and …
Webinar alert: Expert evidence - including a practical look at how to avoid the pitfalls
On Wednesday 13 November 2013 (12.45 - 1.45pm GMT) Ann Levin and Michael Mendelblat will deliver a live audio webinar on expert evidence …
High Court held warranty claim served in time, though not deemed served under CPR till two days later
The High Court has held that a warranty claim was served on a defendant within the contractual time limit. On its proper construction the relevant clause …
Exclusive jurisdiction clause won't necessarily prevent grant of stay where there are related proceedings, but makes it very unlikely
The Commercial Court has held that the existence of an exclusive jurisdiction clause in favour of the English court does not, when there are proceedings …
Commercial Court finds binding contract formed even though not all terms agreed
The Commercial Court recently decided that a contract was formed for the supply of crude oil blend even though some of the core terms were subject to …
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