Max Marenbon
File Draft Defence Early to Set aside Default Judgment, Says High Court
The High Court gave guidance on the procedure for setting aside default judgment last week […]
New appeal may force judgment debtors’ controllers to talk
New appeal may force judgment debtors’ controllers to talk Permission to appeal was granted […]
China State Construction Engineering Corporation (Middle East) (L.L.C.) v Zaya Living Real Estate Development L.L.C & Others [2023] DIFC ENF 316
Rupert Reed KC and Max Marenbon secured permission to appeal in a significant DIFC case that will consider who can be required to answer questions about a corporate judgment debtor’s assets.
Serle Court grows Middle East team with new DIFC registration
Serle Court has increased its Middle East practice team with the recent addition of Max Marenbon. […]
Gilbert & BG Projects v Broadoak Private Finance [2024] EWHC 2046 (Comm)
The High Court gave guidance on the procedure for setting aside default judgment last week […]
Max Marenbon writes for LexisNexis
Max Marenbon writes for LexisNexis | Glenea v Friel decision: pilfering manager’s trustee liability explained In […]
High Court ruling approved in Glenea Contracts Limited v Phillip Friel [2024] EWHC 1243 (Ch)
High Court ruling: Manager overpaying himself from company account deemed a true trustee Businesses that […]
Serle Court 6th International Trusts & Commercial Litigation Conference 2023
Join Serle Court in New York for the 6th International Trusts & Commercial Litigation Conference, exploring the latest developments in trusts and commercial disputes.
The Courts increasingly read implicit protections for bankrupt individuals into statutory powers, say Max Marenbon and Anneliese Mondschein in a recent article for the New Law Journal
In modern English bankruptcy law, the courts restrict their broad statutory powers by finding implicit […]
King’s College London Bar and Mooting Society Commercial Law Moot
Serle Court was delighted to take part in King's College London Bar and Mooting Society Commercial […]
Kennedy v Official Receiver: effect of new bankruptcy restrictions appeal judgment analysed
For people facing bankruptcy, the new appeal judgment in Kennedy v Official Receiver [2022] EWHC […]
Kennedy v The Official Receiver – High Court clarifies law on Bankruptcy Restrictions length
People facing bankruptcy, and their advisers, will gain more clarity on the long-term legal risks […]
