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5 May, 2021 Fortification of a cross-undertaking in damages: a trio of recent cases in the Commercial Court
14 April, 2021 How Hickox v Dickinson [2020] EWHC 2520 (Ch) (re)opens the door for Norwich Pharmacal Orders
19 March, 2021 Back to the Future: Trial Witness Statements in the Business and Property Courts after 6 April 2021 Richard Hoyle
3 November, 2020 The Venezuelan Gold decision: Recognition in the English Court of Appeal
30 October, 2020 How to Lose a Case
13 March, 2020 Arbitration Agreements & Collusive Litigation
22 July, 2019 Rethinking Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration Ricky Diwan QC
12 July, 2019 Briefing Note: Restrictive Covenants, the Validity Principle and Severance After Tillman v Egon Zehnder Mubarak Waseem
2 July, 2019 Make-whole payments in English financial law: an insolvency perspective James Sheehan
1 July, 2019 Supreme Court decision ends uncertainty as to what costs count towards a constructive total loss – The Swedish Club v Connect Shipping (The RENOS) Neil Hart
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Essex Court has some of the best barristers around and some great juniors coming through, they are an outstanding set- full of quality from top to bottom.

Legal 500 UK Bar 2022

Strong in banking litigation. Unparalleled strength in depth for banking fraud cases.

Legal 500 UK Bar 2022

An excellent reputation for public international law, where ‘despite a heavy workload, the counsel have been available for working with us and for providing the expected qualities’. The set stands out for its combination of commercial and academic nous, with a selection of top quality silks and juniors who straddle both worlds with ease.

Legal 500 UK Bar 2022

The leading set for large, complex civil fraud cases.

Legal 500 UK Bar 2022

The ‘go-to commercial set above all others’ and ‘the universal quality of its counsel marks it out as exceptional’.

Legal 500 UK Bar 2022

They have an excellent set of highly competent counsel of all levels, who bring a good mix of intellect and practical/commercial awareness to their work; they are, quite simply, the best.

The Legal 500 2020

The ‘first-class’ Essex Court Chambers has ‘outstanding bench strength and depth’ and is ‘at the cutting edge of the leading civil fraud cases’, ‘always in the line-up on heavy duty commercial cases’, and a ‘go-to chambers’ for international arbitrations and insurance matters.

The Legal 500 2020

Brilliant advocates paired with responsive clerks, and is the chambers to turn to if you have a mammoth Friday night emergency.

Chambers and Partners 2020

Outstanding and very user-friendly – the best in the business

Chambers and Partners 2020

Consistently high standards of professionalism, meticulous attention to detail, sophistication in strategic matters and its courteous and co-operative attitude.

Chambers and Partners 2020

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