Court of Appeal hands down judgment in DnaNudge Limited v Ventura Capital GP Limited
The Court of Appeal has today (9 October 2023) handed down its judgment in DnaNudge […]
Legal 500 UK Bar Awards 2023
Serle Court is proud to announce that Zahler Bryan was awarded ‘Chancery Junior of the Year’ and […]
Serle Court announces Hereford Litigation as new sponsor of 6th International Trusts & Commercial Litigation Conference 2023 in New York
Serle Court have agreed a new sponsorship partnership with Hereford Litigation, a global litigation funder. […]
An excellent year for Serle Court in The Legal 500 UK Bar guide
Serle Court has once again been recognised in The Legal 500 UK Bar 2024, achieving rankings across 10 practice areas and 149 individual recommendations.
Serle Court is delighted to announce that Ryan Tang has joined Chambers with effect from Monday, 2 October and Matthew Innes will join with effect from Friday, 6 October
Serle Court is delighted to announce that Ryan Tang has joined Chambers with effect from Monday, 2 […]
Defendants succeed on s.423 claims in long-running litigation
On Wednesday 27th September, The High Court handed down judgment in Lemos v Church Bay Trust […]
easyGroup v Easy Life
Stephanie Wickenden and Stefano Braschi acted for easyGroup against the band Easy Life that was […]
Wilson Leung writes for ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE Magazine Issue 14 on Re Guy Kwok-hung Lam
In this article, Wilson Leung analyses the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal’s judgment in […]
Richard Wilson KC and Dakis Hagen KC ‘Top Recommended’ in Spear’s Tax and Trust Barristers Index 2023
We are delighted to announce that Richard Wilson KC and Dakis Hagen KC have been ranked […]
Andrew Francis writes for the New Law Journal
In an article for the New Law Journal, Andrew Francis, who is one of the […]
Jonathan Fowles writes for Private Client Business
Jonathan Fowles who was one of the Counsel team for the Appellant in Nuffield Health […]
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 […]
