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Max Marenbon writes for LexisNexis

Max Marenbon writes for LexisNexis | Glenea v Friel decision: pilfering manager’s trustee liability explained 

In an analysis published by LexisNexis, Max Marenbon considers the reasons why the High Court decided that a manager who overpaid himself for many years was liable to his employer without limit of time as a trustee in Glenea Contracts Limited v Philip Friel [2024] EWHC 1243 (Ch).

Max Marenbon of Serle Court was sole Counsel at trial for Glenea, instructed by Oli Worth and Molly Lockerbie of Archor. Glenea was also advised by James Mather and George Vare, also of Serle Court.

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You can also read this article to learn more about the ruling approved by the High Court in Glenea v Friel.