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English Court of Appeal follows US case example in deciding earning capacity is not a matrimonial asset to be shared

Kingsley Napley
United Kingdom
April 20 2018

London is often seen as “Divorce capital of the world“ by wealthy expats, usually the wives, wanting a generous divorce settlement, but this latest UK

Supreme Court: Insurers liable to solicitors when portal claims settle directly with claimants

Clyde & Co LLP
United Kingdom
April 20 2018

The Supreme Court, approving the ruling of the Court of Appeal, allowed Gavin Edmondson Solicitors (GES) to recover its costs despite Haven Insurance

Amendment to Correct Mistake as to Party Name after Limitation Period Expired

9 Stone Buildings
United Kingdom
April 19 2018

Judge Phillips, sitting in the Mercantile Court, dismissed an application by the claimant to amend the claim form, after expiry of the limitation

Official Receiver -v- Brown 2018 EWCA Civ 303

Ashfords LLP
United Kingdom
April 18 2018

Mr Brown was declared bankrupt on 12 May 2016, following possession proceedings and costs order against him which had not been paid. Mr Brown did not

Belhaj v director of public prosecutions - court clarifies two issues relating to waiver of privilege

RPC
United Kingdom
April 17 2018

In a case concerning misconduct in public office, the claimants sought to challenge the decision not to prosecute by beginning judicial review

Fresh Libor claims may follow the PAG appeal, but the clock is ticking

Signature Litigation
United Kingdom
April 16 2018

The LIBOR scandal continues to resonate in English courts. The latest case to be heard by the Court of Appeal was brought by Property Alliance Group

U.K. Court of Appeal Aligns U.K. Sufficiency Standard with European Patent Office Standard and Sharpens Contrast with U.S. Practice

Ropes & Gray LLP
United Kingdom
April 12 2018

On March 28, 2018, the U.K. Court of Appeal handed down its decision in Regeneron v Kymab & Novo Nordisk (found here), reversing a lower court

Disability discrimination: Long working hours

DAC Beachcroft
United Kingdom
April 12 2018

The Court of Appeal has confirmed that an expectation that a disabled employee would work long hours amounted to a provision, criterion or practice

Working time: Rest breaks and injury to feelings awards

DAC Beachcroft
United Kingdom
April 12 2018

The Court of Appeal has held that compensation for injury to feelings is not available where there has been a failure to provide rest breaks under the

Best-laid plans...

Collyer Bristow LLP
United Kingdom
April 12 2018

In Clin -v- Walter Lilly & Co Ltd 2018 EWCA Civ 490, the CA held an implied term would be implied into a building contract (based on amended JCT

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