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New Law Journal provides a Book Review following the recent publication of 'Restrictive Covenants and Freehold Land: A Practitioner's...
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Andrew Francis provides a Rights to Light Update for Simon Gore Conferences. The webinar focuses on rights of...
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Serle Court is proud to announce that Dakis Hagen QC, James Brightwell and James Weale have been included in...
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Amy Proferes comments on the recent decision in Wills v Sowray [2020] EWHC 939 (Ch) in an article for Farmers Guardian. Amy...
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The third session of the DIFC Courts Law and Practice webinar series on Arbitration, presented by editors, Rupert Reed QC ...
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Professor Suzanne Rab discusses "COVID-19: an introduction to virtual mediation" in Part 2 for Practical Law. In...
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In an article discussing remote mediation, Paul Johnson explains why it is "A Positive Decision to Mediate". The...
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In a judgment handed down today, the High Court has struck out allegations of dishonesty, fraud, and illegality from an...
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Serle Court is delighted to announce the (somewhat later than expected) release of our 2019 Annual Case Review. In 2019 Serle Court...
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Professor Suzanne Rab discusses "COVID-19: an introduction to virtual mediation" for Practical Law. In this video, ...
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As the UK enters its second month of lockdown, this video reflects on the arrangements that competition authorities in the...
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This is the second of a series of two video interviews on the competition law implications of the CJEU&rsquo...
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Serle Court is delighted to announce the publication by OUP of the latest edition of Morse on Partnership & LLP...
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The second session of the DIFC Courts Law and Practice live webinar series, presented by editors, Rupert Reed QC (Serle...
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Professor Suzanne Rab discusses "Resolving Covid-19 disputes and beyond" for CDR Magazine. Suzanne explains "This is not...
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Paul Johnson discusses 'Mediation remotely - a first!' in an article covering his thoughts and key points on virtual mediation....
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Sophia Hurst and Gregor Hogan present the latest Serle Court podcast: 'Estates, LPAs & Deputyship during COVID 19'. Sophia and...
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Beverly-Ann Rogers and Constance McDonnell QC discuss “Remote mediation: is it the future?” for Litigation Futures. Beverly-Ann and...
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Gregor Hogan discusses ‘LLPs and Derivative Actions: Homes for England v (1) Nick Sellman (Holdings) Ltd (2) Bromham Road Development LLP [2020]...
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Serle Court’s Online Resolution service, set up by John Machell QC, Jennifer Haywood, and James Mather has been...
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Serle Court is delighted to see Rupert Reed QC and James Weale recognised in The Legal 500 (The Legal 500 (Legalease) Commercial...
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The first series of the DIFC Courts Law and Practice, presented by editors, Rupert Reed QC (Serle Court) and Tom...
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In the latest of the Art Law & More blog's series of interviews "A View from the Market...
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Zoe O’Sullivan QC provides a Restructuring & Insolvency analysis for Lexis PSL discussing Nimat Halal Food Ltd v...
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Professor Suzanne Rab discusses "COVID-19: resolving legal disputes through virtual mediation". In this article, considers some...
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Part 1: A competition law perspective on the CJEU’s decision on Sky plc v SkyKick UK Ltd (C-371/18) The...
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In an article for New Law Journal, Professor Suzanne Rab discusses virtual mediation during COVID-19. Suzanne explains "While modern...
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Gregor Hogan discusses “Furlough and Administration: In the matter of Carluccio’s Limited [2020] EWHC 886 (Ch)”. Gregor comments...
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In an article for New Law Journal, Andrew Francis discusses ‘Troubles with rights of light’. Andrew explains why...
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In an article for Law360, Professor Suzanne Rab discusses 'Time For Presumptive Virtual Mediation In The UK'. Suzanne states "...
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Beverly-Ann Rogers and Constance McDonnell QC discuss their positive experience with virtual mediation and the lasting benefit of the...
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The judgment of Chief ICC Judge Briggs in State Bank of India & Ors v Vijay Mallya [2020] EWHC 96 (Ch) was...
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With the global coronavirus pandemic increasingly taking its human and economic toll, states are adopting strenuous financial support and stimulus...
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Judgment in Shanghai Shipyard v Reignwood International Investment (Group) Company Ltd [2020] EWHC 803 (Comm) was handed down on Friday. Zoe O'...
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The 20th edition of Lewin on Trusts, of which James Brightwell is a co-author, has published this week. The new...
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Michael Edenborough QC writes for The Times and Intellectual Property Magazine discussing Germany’s Constitutional Court upholding the...
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As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to impact our lives, many professionals are working from home and finding gaps in their...
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Richard Wilson QC was interviewed this afternoon by Jo Good on BBC Radio London. Richard discussed will writing and...
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Professor Suzanne Rab comments on ‘The Coronavirus Bill: Everything you need to know’ for City A.M.’...
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Court services around the globe are seeking to adjust their processes to enable them to continue to function, but there...
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Michael Edenborough QC is quoted in The Global Legal Post in an article entitled ‘Is Europe’s...
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Andrew Francis features in the latest EG Property Podcast ‘On the Case’. This episode discusses the High...
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Professor Suzanne Rab has commented on 'Coronavirus Poised To Test UK Courts' Digital Skills' for Law360 over the weekend....
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Michael Edenborough QC comments on 'Dieses Gericht ist nicht mehr: Germans deal final blow to patent court' for The...
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In these very challenging times, Serle Court is committed to protecting the health and wellbeing of all its barristers,...
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The current need for social distancing and isolation presents a real challenge to dispute resolution. At the same time,...
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A fantastic start to the week for Serle Court. We would like to offer our congratulations to Justin Higgo QC...
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’Time to redefine diversity at the Bar?’ An article written by Stephanie Wickenden for New Law Journal, raises...
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Congratulations to Jennifer Haywood on her appointment to join the Pool of Arbitrators at the Court of Arbitration for Art ...
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Yesterday, the Court of Appeal handed down the judgment in the case of Dawson-Damer v Taylor Wessing [2020] EWCA Civ 352....
Read MoreProfessor Suzanne Rab was interviewed this morning on BBC Worklife to discuss the impact that the Coronavirus has on ...
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Professor Suzanne Rab was interviewed yesterday on BBC World Business Report programme to discuss the impact of working from home...
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Our member Amy Proferes comments on the Court of Appeal case in Kinglsey v Kingsley [2020] EWCA Civ 297 (Ch) which was...
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'Diversity of arbitrator appointments: are the parties doing enough?' an article by Zoe O'Sullivan QC for CDR Magazine, discusses...
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