United Kingdom | 8 Mar 2024
The identities of the backers of a data protection case against the UK tax authorities must now be revealed.
Edmonds, Marshall, McMahon | United Kingdom | 5 Mar 2024
The Claimant in the Judicial Review was Lehram Capital Investments Ltd (“Lehram”), a UK company registered with Companies House, who had previously…
Mayer Brown | United Kingdom | 5 Mar 2024
The recent decision (20 February 2024) of the High Court in R (Rights Community Action) v Secretary of State is a rare example of an NGO succeeding…
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 29 Feb 2024
Lexology breaks down the first defence to have been filed in a UK AI data scraping case.
Lexology PRO | European Union, Switzerland, United Kingdom | 28 Feb 2024
A watch parts wholesaler’s claim in the UK that a Swiss court breached its right to a fair hearing under the European Convention on Human Rights by ignoring its evidence is “untenable” and “outlandish”, the Swatch Group has said.
Mayer Brown | United Kingdom | 26 Feb 2024
A subcontractor resisting enforcement of an adjudication award claimed that the adjudicator had exceeded their jurisdiction. The adjudicator had…
Mayer Brown | United Kingdom | 26 Feb 2024
There is an old legal rule that "fraud unravels all". Once fraud is proved, "it vitiates judgments, contracts and all transactions whatsoever". But…
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 23 Feb 2024
A judge has cut 97% of claimants from litigation pursuing Equiniti over an alleged data breach.
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 20 Feb 2024
What were the corporate governance and procedural failings at the Post Office that led to 900 sub-postmasters receiving wrongful convictions, and who is liable to pay compensation?
Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 19 Feb 2024
Former Autonomy chief executive Mike Lynch says the Serious Fraud Office unlawfully denied him access to data that is relevant to an upcoming US criminal trial.