#SerleShare - The Supreme Court handed down judgment today (6 November) in Secretary of State for Health v Servier Laboratories Ltd [2020] UKSC 44 clarifying the scope of a principle of EU law, called “absolute res judicata” or “res judicata erga omnes”, under which a finding, made by an EU court in the course of annulling an act of an EU institution, can be given dispositive effect binding not simply on the parties to the decision, but on non-parties too.  David Drake is instructed by Peters and Peters on behalf of the Claimants and discusses the Supreme Court’s judgment in this SerleShare.