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.
We are thrilled to announce that both Serle Court and our Barristers have been shortlisted […]
The Singapore Court of Appeal has handed down its Judgment in the long running trust […]
Judgment handed down in High Court case Re Palmer [2024] EWHC 1722 (Ch). In a test […]
Serle Court has increased its Middle East practice team with the recent addition of Max Marenbon. […]
Lance Ashworth KC features in the latest edition of the ThoughtLeaders4 Disputes Magazine Issue 13 […]
The High Court gave guidance on the procedure for setting aside default judgment last week […]
Max Marenbon writes for LexisNexis | Glenea v Friel decision: pilfering manager’s trustee liability explained In […]
Serle Court is pleased to announce that leading commercial chancery Giselle McGowan has joined Chambers. […]
Justin Higgo KC and Tom Braithwaite appeared for the successful First Defendant, Gwent Holdings Ltd, in […]
“You are a shareholder in a company but are then removed from the register of […]
Serle Court is pleased to announce that leading commercial and civil fraud barrister Marc Delehanty has joined […]