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• Open and shut: collateral use of documents and evidence following an aborted trial

  Article

  Submitted: 07 November 2018

  Lessons from Robert Tchenguiz & Ors v Grant Thornton UK LLP & Ors regarding the availability of documents and evidence following an aborted trial.

• UK implements the Damages Directive

  Article

  Submitted: 21 March 2017

  Regulations implementing the EU Damages Directive in the UK are now in force.

• Disputes 2017: Civil and criminal crossover

  Article

  Submitted: 09 January 2017

  The trend of civil proceedings arising out of, and running in parallel to, criminal investigations and prosecutions looks set to continue.

• How to get yourself sued and maximise your liability

  Seminar

  Submitted: 26 May 2016

  In this session we look at several areas of contractual risk for technology companies, and give drafting tips to reduce those risks.

• Contrôle de Constitutionnalité et Controverses Scientifiques

  Article

  Submitted: 24 September 2015

  Dans sa décision du 17 septembre 2015, le Conseil constitutionnel écarte du débat juridique les controverses et incertitudes scientifiques au profit d’un contrôle strict de constitutionnalité.

• Passmore on Privilege

  Seminar

  Submitted: 29 May 2015

  The session included a review of some of the more interesting recent cases affecting professional privilege in the TMT sector and how it could affect you.

• The art of the settlement offer: the new Part 36

  Article

  Submitted: 26 March 2015

  06 April 2015 will see the introduction of long awaited changes to Part 36 offers to settle litigation, so what will change?​

• Primed to negotiate: the enforceability and drafting of negotiation clauses

  Article

  Submitted: 30 September 2014

  Have the English courts moved towards enforcing "good faith negotiation" provisions in dispute resolution clauses?

• Contract law workshop

  Seminar

  Submitted: 08 May 2014

  This workshop looks at the current state of the law in relation to termination, choice of law and dispute resolution clauses, and how English law on contractual obligations of good faith has developed since last year’s update. As part of this, we touch briefly upon recent developments in relation to repudiation of contract.

• Claiming for damages for breach of jurisdiction clause

  Article

  Submitted: 27 January 2014

  The English court considers how the Brussels Regulation applies where a settlement agreement is undermined by fresh proceedings brought elsewhere in the EU.

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