Jennifer Haywood for Lexis Nexis: ‘A successful challenge under s68 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (Djanogly v Djanogly)’
In her latest arbitration analysis for LexisNexis, Jennifer Haywood writes: 'A successful challenge under s68 of the Arbitration Act […]
Michael Edenborough KC shortlisted at Managing IP EMEA Awards 2025
We are pleased to announce that Michael Edenborough KC has been shortlisted in the ‘Senior IP […]
ThoughtLeaders4 HNW Divorce Magazine – 60 Second Interview with Nick Hockney and Dan Wheeler
Serle Court Practice Directors, Nick Hockney and Dan Wheeler are featured in the latest edition […]
Serle Court Excels in Chambers Global Guide 2025
Serle Court is delighted to have once again achieved top-band recognition in the Chambers & Partners Global Guide 2025.
Annual Case Review 2024
Serle Court’s Annual Case Review 2024 showcases some of the year’s most significant decisions across our practice areas, highlighting the landmark cases, legal developments and high-profile disputes in which members have been involved both in the UK and internationally.
Sophie Holcombe and Jamie Randall writes for Trusts & Trustees
In their recent article for Trusts & Trustees, Sophie Holcombe and Jamie Randall write, 'Ivanishvili v Credit […]
Jennifer Haywood appointed to the SIAC Panel of Arbitrators
We are pleased to announce that Jennifer Haywood has been appointed to the SIAC Panel […]
Matthew Morrison and Michael Walsh to be appointed King’s Counsel
Serle Court offers heartfelt congratulations to Matthew Morrison and Michael Walsh on the Lord Chancellor’s announcement […]
Jennifer Haywood writes for Lexis Nexis: ‘Irreconcilable arbitral awards and judgments—injunctions, State immunity, res judicata and equitable compensation’
In her latest analysis for LexisNexis, Jennifer Haywood writes, 'Irreconcilable arbitral awards and judgments – injunctions, […]
Constance McDonnell KC and Anneliese Mondschein write for PS
In this article for PS, the Law Society’s Private Client Section magazine, Constance McDonnell KC […]
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Nael v Niamh [2024] CIFC CA 015
Rupert Reed KC and Gregor Hogan acted for the successful respondent in a landmark DIFC Court of Appeal decision on the recognition and enforcement of DIFC-seated arbitral awards.
Landmark Judgment in DIFC Court of Appeal | Nael v Niamh [2024] CIFC CA 015
Rupert Reed KC and Gregor Hogan acted for the successful respondent in a landmark DIFC Court of Appeal decision clarifying the scope of the public policy exception to the enforcement of arbitral awards.
