COVID-19 - A potential crisis for the international insurance market
26/3/2020 | Blogs & Articles
Many businesses in all industry sectors, particularly those involved in retail, energy, construction, infrastructure, hotels, sport & leisure,...
Read MoreWhen the boiler plate matters: force majeure and COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
3/3/2020 | Blogs & Articles
The recent outbreak of the coronavirus known as COVID-19 has in a relatively short period of time morphed from a local crisis to a tangible global...
Read MoreEnyo Law obtains favourable judgment for French reinsurer SCOR
3/3/2020 | News
Enyo Law acted for French reinsurer SCOR in successfully defending an application brought by Barclays Bank plc, to stay proceedings in England under...
Read MoreSCOR SE v BARCLAYS BANK PLC – [2020] EWHC 133 (Comm)
3/3/2020 | Blogs & Articles
On 30 January 2020, Christopher Hancock QC (sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge) rejected Barclays’ application to stay Commercial Court...
Read MoreChapelGate v Money – Attention Funders!
2/3/2020 | Blogs & Articles
On 25 February 2020, the Court of Appeal handed down its decision in ChapelGate Credit Opportunity Master Fund Ltd v Money & Ors [2020] EWCA Civ 246,...
Read MoreChallenges to Enforcement: s.103(2) of the Arbitration Act
20/2/2020 | Blogs & Articles
This blog examines two recent cases involving challenges to enforcement under s.103(2) of the English Arbitration Act 1996 (the "Act"). Both cases...
Read MoreEnyo Law appoints new partner
15/1/2020 | News
Enyo Law is delighted to announce the appointment of international disputes lawyer Daniel Levy as a partner.
Read MoreWhen does a confidential document cease to be confidential?
7/1/2020 | Blogs & Articles
Reference to a document in criminal proceedings does not cause a loss of confidentiality in the document itself for the purposes of civil...
Read MoreHigh Court dismisses Tesco’s application for strike out in investor claim
28/11/2019 | Blogs & Articles
On 28 October 2019, the High Court dismissed Tesco’s strike-out application in relation to two group litigation actions brought by its shareholders...
Read MoreLloyd v Google LLC – A Reboot for Data Privacy?
25/11/2019 | Blogs & Articles
Last Month, the Court of Appeal published its landmark judgment in the case of Lloyd v Google LLC [2019] EWCA Civ 1599 granting Richard Lloyd, acting...
Read MoreThe enduring nature of legal advice privilege
4/11/2019 | Blogs & Articles
The Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Lee Victor Addlesee and others v Dentons Europe LLP [2019] EWCA Civ 1600, highlights the enduring nature...
Read MoreThe SFO’s new Corporate Co-operation Guidance: added transparency, but questions remain
15/10/2019 | Blogs & Articles
On 6 August 2019, the SFO issued its keenly-awaited Corporate Co-operation Guidance (the "Guidance"). The Guidance seeks to clarify the SFO’s view...
Read MoreCherry-picking – a warning
3/10/2019 | Blogs & Articles
In Kasongo v Humanscale UK Ltd, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) held that an employer, in the course of relying on other privileged material to...
Read MoreEnyo Law appoints new partner
2/10/2019 | News
Enyo Law is delighted to announce the appointment of triple-qualified international arbitration lawyer Evgeniya Rubinina as a partner, to further...
Read MoreSecurity a paltry substitute for enforcement of an arbitral award?
26/9/2019 | Blogs & Articles
The question of enforcement of an arbitral award is a critical consideration for any party involved in international arbitration and should be...
Read MoreCryptocurrency - Definitely, maybe... Legal property?
11/9/2019 | Blogs & Articles
More and more people are using and investing in cryptocurrencies, but experts are also telling us that more and more people are becoming victims of...
Read MoreThe Singapore Convention – cross-border mediation with teeth?
28/8/2019 | Blogs & Articles
In a significant development for alternative dispute resolution, in Singapore on 7 August 2019, 46 countries signed the United Nations Convention on...
Read MoreClarification of the scope of the Court’s discretion to order non-party access to Court documents
19/8/2019 | Blogs & Articles
On 29 July 2019, the Supreme Court provided clarification as to the scope of the Court’s discretion to grant access to Court documents to a...
Read MoreRestraining foreign arbitration – the balancing act
9/8/2019 | Blogs & Articles
On 23 July 2019, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Sabbagh v Khoury [2019] EWCA Civ 1219, the latest decision in the long-running family...
Read MoreFlexibility at the expense of certainty? Six years of the ICC Emergency Arbitrator Procedures
5/8/2019 | Blogs & Articles
This article considers some of the issues arising out of a recently published report regarding the ICC’s Emergency Arbitrator Procedures, and...
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