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Don’t air your shareholders’ dirty laundry

Hardwicke
Global, United Kingdom, USA
September 25 2017

Shareholder disputes normally fall within two categories. The first is where a shareholder is outvoted by a majority which is acting against the

MT Højgaard AS v E.ON Climate & Renewables UK Robin Rigg East Limited and Another 2017 UKSC 59

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 25 2017

Does a breach of contract depend on fault? If a builder is asked to conform to an industry standard that turns out to be inconsistent with its other

Perjury on an industrial scale: contempt of court update

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 22 2017

"This is perjury on an industrial scale", held Supperstone LJ in July 2017, when he sentenced seven defendant expert witnesses to prison for contempt

Vinci Construction UK Ltd v Beumer Group UK Ltd 2017 EWHC 2196 (TCC)

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 18 2017

This is another instalment of the Vinci Beumer dispute (see 2016 EWHC 2283 (TCC) and comment). In this decision, Vinci, having won the last round

Tightening the Reins: horse-riding accidents and the Animals Act 1971

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 18 2017

Judicial criticism of the Animals Act 1971 is not new. Only a few years after it came into force, Lord Denning accurately predicted the future when he

Res Ipsa Loquitur in Clinical Negligence Cases

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 18 2017

The maxim res ipsa loquitur or ‘the thing speaks for itself’, is a long-standing rule of evidence more commonly utilised in other areas of personal

Court of Appeal decision on service charges ‘wrong on the facts’ (Skelton and others v DBS Homes (Kings Hill) Ltd)

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 14 2017

A recent Court of Appeal decision on the payment of service charges, while correct in principal, was wrong on the facts, according

Recreation or Commercialisation? Public land for private use

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 12 2017

This article discusses Mrs. Justice Lang’s decision in R (ex p. Muir) v Wandsworth BC & Smart Pre-Schools Ltd 2017 EWHC 1947 (Admin

The future approach: Using a preventative injunction to protect green spaces?

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 6 2017

There are few sights more unpleasant when walking in our green and pleasant land than that of human waste i.e. Faeces selfishly deposited on the

Re Budniok: the first foray into a brave new world

Hardwicke
United Kingdom
September 5 2017

From 6 April 2016, amendments made to the Insolvency Act 1986 (“the Act”) by the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 (“ERRA”) have meant that

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