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#SerleShare: Should discrimination in arbitration be banned?

In the second of three articles on issues covered by the Law Commission’s second consultation on reforms to...

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#SerleShare: Mandatory mediation: Crossing the Rubicon

In this SerleShare, Jennifer Haywood looks at how the move towards mandatory mediation is gathering momentum. Jennifer is an accredited...

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#SerleShare: What can happen when a Conditional Fee Agreement goes wrong?

The intention of the CFA regime is to improve access to justice, but what can happen if a CFA relationship...

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#SerleShare: Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings Limited v Blacks Outdoor Retail Limited [2023] UKSC 2

Andrew Francis considers the recent judgment of the Supreme Court in Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings Limited v Blacks Outdoor...

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#SerleShare: Fearn & Ors. v Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery [2023] UKSC 4

In this SerleShare, Andrew Francis considers the Supreme Court’s judgment in Fearn & Ors. v Board of Trustees...

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#SerleShare: Valuers Beware! A Case Note on Quantum (Barrowsfield) Ltd v. Bell & ors. [2023] UKUT 2 (LC)

In this SerleShare, Andrew Bruce considers the recent guidance given to valuation experts appearing in the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)....

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#SerleShare: New York Review

On Monday, 14th November Serle Court hosted its 5th International Trusts and Commercial Litigation Conference 2022 in New York, sponsored by...

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#SerleShare: A Case Note on Countess of Wemyss and March v. Simon C. Dickinson Ltd [2022] EWHC 3091 (Ch)

In this SerleShare, Andrew Bruce analyses the recent judgment in Countess of Wemyss and March v. Simon C. Dickinson...

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#SerleShare: When Statutes have Overriding or Mandatory Effect: Contributing to the Discussion

The question whether a statute has overriding or mandatory effect can be a difficult one to answer. In this SerleShare,...

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#SerleShare: The court’s benevolence to charity trustees

In a nod to Trustees’ Week in the charity sector, which concludes today, Jonathan Fowles writes an article about...

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#SerleShare: Guest v Guest [2022] UKSC 387

The correct remedy in a proprietary estoppel claim In Guest v Guest [2022] UKSC 387 the Supreme Court has addressed the correct...

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#SerleShare: Q&A with Serle Court’s New Tenants: Niamh Herrett and Stefano Braschi

Niamh Herrett and Stefano Braschi joined chambers as of 1st October following successful completion of their pupillages. To mark them...

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