Taylor Wessing | United Kingdom | 13 Dec 2023
In the recent judgment in Phones 4U Limited (In Administration) v EE Limited & Ors [2023] EWHC 2826 (Ch), the judge made some preliminary comments…
Edmonds, Marshall, McMahon | United Kingdom | 20 Oct 2023
No one working in the Criminal Justice system was surprised, back in June of this year, to learn that 10% of the Crown Court backlog had been delayed…
Burges Salmon LLP | United Kingdom | 2 Aug 2023
We have all heard the expression "wishful thinking", but the recent decision of Old Park Capital Maestro Fund Ltd [2023] EWHC 1886 (Ch) (27 July…
Clayton Utz | Australia | 9 May 2023
How witnesses give evidence of conversations might change, if the Federal Court's critique is taken up by other courts. Since the mid-1990s, New…
Hill Dickinson | United Kingdom | 22 Feb 2023
The courtroom can cause anxieties and stresses for all involved, however this is often heightened for those living with disabilities such as hearing…
Rubin Thomlinson LLP | Canada | 18 Oct 2022
Interviewing parties and witnesses for workplace investigations is one of the most interesting parts of being a workplace investigator. Interviews…
Walker Morris LLP | United Kingdom | 20 Jun 2022
Zurich was ordered to pay 75% of the claimants’ costs on the indemnity basis after it applied to strike out the entirety or parts of 33 of the…
Charles Russell Speechlys | United Kingdom | 8 Jun 2022
The libel case brought by Rebekah Vardy against Coleen Rooney has made the headlines following a ‘sting-operation’, in which Mrs Vardy is accused of…
Shoosmiths LLP | United Kingdom | 1 Jun 2022
Using evidence given at the UK COVID-19 Inquiry in later criminal or other proceedings The Chair of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry, the Rt Hon Baroness…
Rubin Thomlinson LLP | Canada | 25 May 2022
I recently conducted a workplace investigation that included an allegation that an internal workplace investigation was unfair. Several witnesses who…