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Read more >James Bickford Smith spoke to the Moorcrofts Means Business podcast on Post-Termination Restraints, with topics including: what are post-termination restrictions…
Read more >Ashley Cukier was this week interviewed by BBC News about the charges brought by the Premier League (“EPL”) against Manchester…
Read more >The Lawyer has listed John Mehrzad KC as one of its ‘Hot 100 2023’, reflecting the excellence and relevance of his work. His outstanding…
Read more >About Chambers and the Competition Littleton Chambers is described by legal directories and clients as “the top set” and having…
Read more >Nicholas Siddall KC and Grahame Anderson succeed in their representation of Gulf Bank in this matter. The Supreme Court has…
Read more >We are delighted to be shortlisted for four awards at the Legal Cheek Awards 2023. We are nominated for the…
Read more >In Pisante v Logothetis [2022] EWHC 2575 (Comm), Baker J had to consider whether to make an order for indemnity…
Read more >In the recent matter of Clifford v Millicom Services UK Ltd and ors [2023] EWCA Civ 50, the Court of…
Read more >Two recent Commercial Court decisions provide an interesting insight into how the Courts assesses damages for breach of warranty in…
Read more >In Barton v Morris [2023] UKSC 3, handed down on 25 January, the Supreme Court considered whether any commission was due where…
Read more >Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill 2023 Typically commentary on these pages is reserved for legislation which has reached the statute…
Read more >Nicholas Siddall KC addresses the very recent decision of the High Court (Master Davison) in FKJ-v-RVT [2023] EWHC 3 (KB)…
Read more >The English Commercial Court (Bryan J) has held that there is no real risk that there would be substantial obstacles…
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