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Brigitte Lindner of Serle Court, together with her co-editor Ted Shapiro (Wiggin LLP, Brussels), has published the second edition of ...
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Richard Wilson QC was interviewed on BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire this morning by Vic Minett about the Scarle v...
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In an article for New Law Journal Property Legal Update, titled 'Seeing the light through the trees', Andrew Francis ...
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Serle Court is delighted to annouce that Richard Wilson QC has been shortlisted as 'Advocate of the Year' at the...
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Serle Court's CEO John Petrie has recently been in discussion with Clare Rodway of Kysen PR, regarding...
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In an article for the Law360, "EBA's Danske Probe Prompts Calls For New AML Safeguards", Professor Suzanne...
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In an article for Thomson Reuters Practical Law titled, "Gas and LNG: Territorial Restrictions, Destination Clauses and Profit...
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In an article for Intellectual Property Magazine, Adrian de Froment discusses the recent judgment of the Court of Appeal...
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In an article for the Financial Director titled "FCA investigations on the rise - what are the implications?",...
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Judgment in Habberfield v Habberfield [2019] EWCA Civ 890 was handed down on Thursday 23rd May after the judge ruled in favour...
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Serle Court has recently been ranked in the Legal 500's EMEA directory for its work in the Middle East. ...
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On Friday 17th May, in a hearing before Andrew Hochhauser QC sitting as Deputy Judge of the Chancery Division, it...
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In an article for STEP Journal, titled "Caring and Sharing", Eleni Dinenis comments on the meaning of 'maintained'...
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In an article for Trusts & Estates Law and Tax Journal, titled "The 1975 Act: Drink, Drugs and Bohemia",...
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Former Partner at Russell-Cooke, Franesca Kaye has been appointed by The Queen to be a Master of the Chancery...
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In an article for Butterworths Journal of International Banking and Financial Law, titled "Bribery in International Investment...
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In an article for Solicitors Journal, titled "Seeing Non-Contentious Probate Fee Reforms in Context", Kathryn Purkis argues...
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We are delighted to learn that Serle Court has been shortlisted for Chambers of the Year at The Lawyer Awards 2019,...
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In an article for Trusts & Trustees, titled 'The charitable trust: not so special after all?', Jonathan Fowles discusses...
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SerleSpeak no.23 focuses on topics in law of Property. This edition begins with Christopher Stoner QC considering the Supreme Court'...
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Our trip to Dubai has come to an end, it has been great to catch up with so many friends...
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Professor Suzanne Rab was pleased to attend the Shanghai Bar Association on 25 June. Many thanks to Brunel University London,...
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In an article for The Daily Telegraph, titled 'New rules to stop 'predators' from tricking vulnerable into marriage delayed...
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His Honour Judge Eyre has rejected an application to move a major group action from Liverpool to the Rolls Building...
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