Supreme Court expands liability in Tindall v. Thames Valley Police
In Tindall, the Supreme Court's landmark ruling redefined the duty of care for emergency services, expanding the scope of negligence claims. Howard Kennedy's Joel Leigh and Jim Fairlie acted on behalf of the Claimants.
With cryptocurrency on the rise, and international enforcement and asset recovery increasingly complicated by it, we take a look at the regulatory framework in the UK and the measures being adopted to protect victims of crypto-related crimes.
Reflecting on Tunabonds and the impact on international disputes
Three months after the Tunabond judgment, Duncan Bagshaw and Luke Barden de Lacroix - who represented the former director of the Treasury and Deputy Finance Minister of Mozambique - examine the trial's impact and the practical challenges of handling foreign disputes in London.
Restructuring plans post Adler: Everything you need to know
This article reviews some of the high-profile restructuring plans and court decisions following the Adler Group judgment, highlighting key developments in and their implications.
Liquidators’ Application Denied Due to Document Requirements
We consider the court's decision to reject applications brought under sections 235 and 236 of the Insolvency Act which were described as "fundamentally misconceived".
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