Cryptocurrency: an international review
11/5/2022 | Blogs & Articles
In an age of rapid digitalization where vast strides in technological development are readily translated into unprecedented and revolutionary...
Read MoreRepublic of Kyrgyzstan v Valeriy Belokon - French Cour de cassation upholds decision of Paris Court of Appeal to set aside award for money laundering
20/4/2022 | Blogs & Articles
In 2017, the Paris Court of Appeal set aside an award against Kyrgyzstan at the seat of arbitration on international public policy grounds (ie...
Read MoreBelokon v Kyrgyzstan - Jonas Habert explores the recent decision from the French Cour de cassation for LexisNexis
10/4/2022 | News
In 2017, the Paris Court of Appeal set aside an award against Kyrgyzstan at the seat of arbitration on international public policy grounds (ie...
Read MoreEU Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence: What do the new proposals mean for your business?
24/3/2022 | Blogs & Articles
On 23 February 2022, the European Commission published its much-anticipated proposal for a "Directive on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence" (the...
Read MoreSupply chain disputes following the war in Ukraine and Russian sanctions
22/3/2022 | Blogs & Articles
As the situation in Ukraine continues to deteriorate, and the consequences of unprecedented packages of Russian sanctions and sanctions against...
Read MoreDon't be a stranger: the benefits of investor-state arbitration to the tech sector
28/2/2022 | Blogs & Articles
Investor-state arbitration is a mechanism by which a company or individual investor can make a claim against a host state for breach of the host...
Read MoreHow “green” are the statements you make? Mitigating the litigation and regulatory risks posed by greenwashing
28/1/2022 | Blogs & Articles
UK regulators are clamping down on greenwashing in response to mounting pressure from the public and investors.
Read MoreEvgeniya Rubinina explores the recent decision allowing sanctioned Russian parties to walk away from arbitration agreements for the Kluwer Arbitration blog
28/1/2022 | News
As previously reported, in mid-2020, changes were enacted to the Russian Arbitrazh (Commercial) Procedure Code (“APC”) to establish the exclusive...
Read MoreEnyo Law Client successful in upholding USD43 million LCIA Award
23/12/2021 | News
Enyo Law represented Angophora Holdings Limited in successfully resisting a challenge under s.68 of the Arbitration Act (and related challenges) to a...
Read MoreClimate litigation continues to heat up as internationally, courts warm to the cause
1/12/2021 | Blogs & Articles
In what has been heralded by the French press as the ‘case of the century’, on 14 October 2021, the Administrative Court of Paris found France...
Read MoreDoes ESG mean the end of capitalism? Richard Levett and Anna Brownrigg write for CorporateLiveWire
2/11/2021 | News
Two of the fundamentals of capitalism, namely the pursuit of growth and profit, are today being questioned in ways that would scarcely have seemed...
Read MoreESG risks in your supply chain? English courts increase accountability of companies that fail to manage risks across their supply chains
28/10/2021 | Blogs & Articles
In Begum v Maran (UK) Ltd [2021] EWCA Civ 326, the Court of Appeal unanimously held that a UK company’s duty of care could extend to the actions of...
Read MoreEnyo Law retains strong position in Chambers and Partners directory rankings
26/10/2021 | News
We are delighted to share that once again, Enyo Law has been ranked in the latest edition of the Chambers and Partners directory in: Litigation;...
Read MoreCrypto Asset Disputes – An update on recent cases
13/10/2021 | Blogs & Articles
As the market for crypto assets has continued to grow, so the appetite for fraudulent behaviour and the resulting legal actions has risen to meet it.
Read MoreESG goes mainstream – should directors be worried and what can they do about it?
6/10/2021 | Blogs & Articles
Although the concept of ESG has replaced what was formerly termed Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), there is a key difference between the two.
Read MoreEnyo Law appoints new Senior and Managing Partners
4/10/2021 | News
Enyo Law is pleased to announce the appointment of George Maling as Senior Partner and Edward Allen as Managing Partner effective from 1 May 2022....
Read MoreEnyo Law secures key positions in Legal 500 2022 rankings
1/10/2021 | News
We are delighted to share that once again, Enyo Law has been ranked as a leading conflict-free disputes-only firm in civil fraud, commercial...
Read MoreRichard Levett explores corporate compliance in the hybrid workplace for CorporateLiveWire
22/9/2021 | News
The past 18 months have brought massive change to virtually every workplace in the global economy, whether through significant workload increase,...
Read MoreTwo Supreme Court judgments provide guidance on the application of the scope of duty principle
31/8/2021 | Blogs & Articles
Two key judgments regarding professional negligence clarify the application of the SAAMCO principle. We look at the guidance the Supreme Court has...
Read MoreSupreme Court rules on the limits of lawful act economic duress: PIAC v Times Travel (UK) Ltd [2021] UKSC 40
26/8/2021 | Blogs & Articles
The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Pakistan International Airline Corporation v Times Travel (UK) Ltd [2021] UKSC 40, highlights the limited...
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