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30 September, 2022 Intervention before the ICJ: A practical guide

Written by Sean Aughey & Amy Sander A. Introduction 1. This article explains the options available to States for intervening in a contentious case before the International Court of Justice (‘the ICJ’). We outline (i) the procedural mechanics (ie, what to do and when) and (ii) the key strategic considerations (ie, whether and how to […]

19 March, 2021 Back to the Future: Trial Witness Statements in the Business and Property Courts after 6 April 2021

An article written by Richard Hoyle of Essex Court Chambers Download article as PDF.  Introduction Once upon a time, before the advent of the Civil Procedure Rules 1999, a party in civil litigation would extract evidence from their witnesses in support of their case by oral examination in chief. With the Woolf Reforms, witness statements […]

30 October, 2020 How to Lose a Case

In a new publication, Edmund King QC sets out a list of ways that a case can be conducted badly and highlights some of the most common pitfalls so that you avoid them. I can’t, without looking as absurd as a celibate priest giving a 45 minute wedding homily on the secrets of a successful […]

25 May, 2018 Accessory Liability and s.213 Insolvency Act 1986

This article by David Foxton QC challenges the judicial interpretation of  s. 213 Insolvency Act 1986, which has created a species of accessory liability of striking width and imprecision. It argues that s.213 was never intended to apply to outsiders transacting with the company, and that the two key concepts of “carrying on business” and being “knowingly party” […]

11 May, 2018 Halliburton v Chubb [2018] EWCA Civ 817

In Halliburton v Chubb [2018] EWCA Civ 817 the Court of Appeal rejected a challenge to an arbitrator in a Bermuda Form case based on multiple appointments by the same party and in related cases. The problem of “frequent flyers” is a controversial topic. Paul Stanley QC, co-author of a text-book on the Bermuda Form, […]

21 May, 2014 The use of contempt and other sanctions in modern commercial fraud cases

Article by Paul McGrath QC, Essex Court Chambers and Bernard O’Sullivan, Olswang LLP in which they take a practical look at how litigators can use an application for or threat of committal and other sanctions as a tactic to dispose of litigation, published by Practical Law. The expense of international commercial fraud litigation has encouraged […]

25 March, 2014 Crimea and contract sanctions: a major step backwards?

The crisis in Crimea has led to EU economic sanctions listing Russian individuals involved in Russia’s bid to absorb the peninsula. The aim is to force Russia to change course. Germany’s Chancellor Merkel is reported as saying that the EU has listed different individuals to the US because the EU is bound by the requirement […]

1 February, 2014 Which Way for Television Format Protection Following the TOWIE Litigation?

Article appeared in Entertainment Law Review issue 2 2014 published by Thomson Reuters.

26 July, 2013 The Games of the XXX Olympiad in London – The Ad-Hoc Arbitrations
1 January, 2013 ‘Provisional Measures and Investment Treaty Arbitration’ (2013) 29

Arbitration International, Issue 3, pp. 361–379 Publisher: Kluwer Law Online 

1 January, 2013 Responsibility of International Organizations

Essays in Memory of Sir Ian BrownlieEdited by Maurizio Ragazzi In December 2011, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the International Law Commission’s articles on the responsibility of international organizations, bringing to conclusion not only nearly ten years of reflection by the Commission, governments and organizations on this specific topic, but also decades of study […]

6 December, 2012 “Constructive Trusts – An Analysis of Sinclair v Versailles” [2012] LMLCQ

“The decision in Sinclair v Versailles to favour the reasoning of Lister v Stubbs over A-G of Hong v Reid has substantially reduced the ambit of proprietary claims arising from a breach of fiduciary duty but in manner which fails to take into account the legitimate arguments on both sides of the debate and which […]

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