Rupert Reed QC & Gregor Hogan “COVID-19 fallout: Businesses will soon be testing UAE’s legal boundaries”
In a special feature for Gulf News, Serle Court’s Rupert Reed QC and Gregor Hogan […]
Daniel Lightman QC & Stephanie Thompson “Restricting evidence & cross-examination”
In a recent article in the New Law Journal, Daniel Lightman QC and Stephanie Thompson […]
Judgment in Ivanishvili v Credit Suisse Trust [2020] SGCA 62
On 3 July 2020 the Singapore Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Ivanishvili v […]
Kiah Estwick & Sean-Anna Thompson admitted as attorneys-at-law in the Cayman Islands
Serle Court would like to congratulate Kiah Estwick and Sean-Anna Thompson who have been admitted […]
Serle Court’s ‘formidable group of silks and juniors’ are recognised in Chambers HNW 2020 rankings
We are delighted to announce that Serle Court has received a Band 1 ranking in […]
#SerleShare “Directors’ liability and the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020”
Serle Court is delighted to announce the launch of #SerleShare with the first article of […]
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Cowan v Foreman [2019] EWHC 349
In Cowan v Foreman, Richard Wilson QC and Gregor Hogan acted for the trustee-executors in […]
Ivanishvili v Credit Suisse Trust [2020] SGCA 62
The Singapore Court of Appeal has dismissed Credit Suisse Trust’s jurisdiction challenge in breach of […]
Constance McDonnell QC ‘Making Wills at a Distance’
Constance McDonnell QC has been invited by the STEP Journal to discuss how to ensure […]
John Petrie ‘Marketing After Lockdown’
Our Chief Executive, John Petrie, has been invited by the New Law Journal to give […]
Constance McDonnell QC ‘When a beneficiary becomes a wolf in sheep’s clothing: Beddoe relief & derivative claims’
Constance McDonnell QC has been invited by New Law Journal to examine the motivation of […]
Phoenix v Phoenix [2020] EWHC 1409 (Ch)
Jonathan Fowles acted for the successful claimant in a claim to enforce a testamentary option. […]
