Introduction India’s economy has enjoyed stellar growth over this past decade. The IMF has estimated that it will become the world’s...

The ongoing Student Group Claim (SGC) is a series of group litigation orders (very much like the UK version of class action lawsuits) by...

Introduction In the year up to 2022, £1.2 billion was recorded as stolen through fraud in the UK. Of that figure, just under half was...

Civil fraud is by now, a booming practice area for English courts. Allegations of fraud have risen considerably in large-scale,...

With the recent landmark case of Lloyd v Google, where a claimant failed in his attempt to bring what was effectively a class-action...

Lawful Act Duress in Contract Law The law on duress in contracts features a novel doctrine: lawful act duress. The courts have recently...

Vale was a recent English judgment surrounding the question of whether an arbitral award had any binding effects on the ability of...

London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) was akin to the holy scripture which global financial transaction makers referred to for nearly...

Earlier this year, the Supreme Court issued a historic judgement in the case of Uber BV v Aslam, when it declared that Uber drivers are...

AstraZeneca is placed at the centre of the EU’s immunisation plan. However, the company was only able to provide 30 million doses in the...

As consumers become increasingly reliant on digital services and the amount of data stored by online giants accumulates, the amount of...

The cyber-fraud case to be discussed here is CMOC Sales & Marketing Limited v Persons Unknown [2018] EWHC 2230 (Comm) (“CMOC”). HHJ...

January 2021 saw a historic event in the global financial market unfold: a head-to-head clash between retail investors and hedge funds....

This article will explore what jurisdiction clauses are and how Brexit may alter how they are used. What are jurisdiction clauses and how...

The uncertainty and disruption caused by COVID-19 has led to an increase in commercial legal disputes. Local lockdowns, business closures...

In the recent case of CFH Clearing Limited v Merrill Lynch International (“CFH Clearing Limited”), the Court of Appeal shed much light on...

In contrast to its friends across the pond, collective actions have not proliferated in England and Wales. In the High Court, collective...

In Houldsworth Village Management Company Ltd v Barton[1] (“Houldsworth”), the Court of Appeal clarified the application of s 116 of the...