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Welcome to The Hearing, your weekly insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. This week, we take a look at why a strike out hearing on Monday was a big moment for UK corporates, and how Sir Robert Buckland is trying to change the UK’s class action landscape. But first, part one of The Lawyer’s […]
Welcome to The Hearing, your weekly insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. This week, DWF’s internal chambers is on the move, and Freshfields London managing partner crosses the finish line in first – literally. But first, it’s a tough time to be a personal injury (PI) claimant lawyer. Or is it? All aboard the […]
Welcome to your last edition of The Hearing for October. A judgment concerning an $11bn arbitral award from Commercial Court Judge Sir Robin Knowles CBE has left many London disputes lawyers reeling this week. That amount of money would leave most people reeling, to be fair, but it’s the implications for the legal profession that […]
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, your insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. This week, we take a dip into the UK Litigation 50, which is due out in a few days, we ask why other firms aren’t paying out special bonuses like Quinn, and why Shoosmiths might be a good bet […]
Hello and welcome to the last edition of The Hearing before the summer break. As is always the way in the last full week of the courts’ Trinity Term, we’ve seen several significant judgments published this week as judges rush to hand in their homework before the holidays. On Monday the High Court threw out […]
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, your weekly insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. This is the penultimate edition of The Hearing before it takes a recess alongside the courts this summer. But before then, we look at what AI may mean for cross-examination and ask if Essex Court is entering the […]
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, your weekly insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. This week, banking litigations is back on the agenda, or rather, it isn’t, after the Supreme Court threw out a case seeking to extend the Quincecare duty. Plus, the decision to postpone the trial between the CMA, Microsoft […]
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, your insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. In this week’s edition, we examine why the UK Government’s new Russian sanctions have barristers pulling their hair out. But first, the new SFO chief Nick Ephgrave may have claim to the worst job in the law, but spare […]
Hello and welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, your insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. This week, pressure is building as dispute resolution bodies look to overturn laws on compulsory mediation, and we discuss why Newcastle might be your best bet for a fast Technology and Construction Court case. But first, it’s […]
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, your insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. On Tuesday, more than a thousand people gathered at the Grosvenor House Hotel to celebrate the best in the business at The Lawyer Awards. This year, four different awards linked to litigation were handed out by host Dara Ó […]
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, and what a busy week it has been. The Privatbank litigation finally kicked off (delayed last year following the war in Ukraine), Credit Suisse is straddling two court rooms and the crisis-stricken Swiss bank began a strike out application against the Republic of Mozambique in the tuna […]
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Hearing, your insider’s guide to the UK litigation market. This week, Monckton Chambers is loving life, but does the competition Bar need more breadth? But first, we bring you more detail on the senior departures from Brown Rudnick. End of the line: Brown Rudnick’s London managing partner Neil […]