Enyo Law appoints new partner
25/1/2019 | News
Specialist disputes firm Enyo Law is delighted to announce the appointment of Richard Levett, a commercial litigation and business crime specialist,...
Read MoreEnyo Law hires new Of Counsel
18/7/2018 | News
Specialist disputes firm Enyo Law is pleased to announce that Gavkhar Saitazizova has recently joined the firm as Of Counsel.
Read MoreEnyo Law acts for the Bank of Portugal in Supreme Court success
5/7/2018 | Articles
In a strong outcome for the Bank of Portugal ("BdP") that will come as a relief to resolution authorities throughout the EU, the Supreme Court has...
Read MoreBreakfast Seminar Overview: Evidence in international arbitration
20/6/2018 | Blog
Enyo Law was delighted to welcome Sir Bernard Rix and Anneliese Day QC to its latest Arbitration Breakfast Seminar on 20 June. The seminar was...
Read MoreGuest speaker at CDR's Business Crime Symposium
18/6/2018 | Events
Enyo Law’s Director of Business Intelligence, Paul Austin, will be speaking about cyber security and law at CDR’s Business Crime Symposium on...
Read MoreGuest speaker at the 6th World Litigation Forum 2018 Europe (London)
12/6/2018 | Events
Daniel Levy of Enyo Law will be a guest speaker at the 6th World Litigation Forum 2018 Europe (London) on 13 June 2018.
Read MoreProperty Alliance Group v RBS (Court of Appeal)
11/6/2018 | Blog
English Court of Appeal confirms possibility of implied representation when banks offer benchmark-linked products.
Read MoreGuest speakers at a lecture organised by the European Center for Legal Co-operation
8/5/2018 | Events
Paul Austin and Konrad Rodgers of Enyo Law are pleased to be giving a lecture to a delegation of CIS lawyers at a conference organised by the...
Read MoreARBITRATION BREAKFAST SEMINAR - Evidence in International Arbitration
1/5/2018 | Events
Enyo Law is hosting its next arbitration breakfast seminar on 20 June 2018.
Read MoreAn update on “Wrotham Park damages”
1/5/2018 | Blog
This article provides a summary of the recent Supreme Court judgment in Morris-Gardner v One Step (Support) Ltd in relation to Wrotham Park damages.
Read MoreCAREER PATHS - perspectives from Brazilian practitioners in London.
8/3/2018 | Events
Enyo Law is delighted to host a Lex Anglo-Brasil career paths event at our offices on 21 March 2018.
Read MoreSupreme Court rules on Limitation
28/2/2018 | Blog
On 28 February 2018, the Supreme Court ruled on the proper construction of section 21(1)(b) of the Limitation Act 1980 (Act).
Read MoreWorldwide freezing orders to aid the enforcement of an arbitration award - Whose nuclear button is the biggest? Great Station Properties v UMS Holding [2017] EWHC 3330 (Comm)
20/2/2018 | Blog
Below is an abridged version of the article which will soon be published in its entirety in the Brazilian Arbitration Review by Kluwer Law...
Read MoreEnyo Law appoints new partner
19/2/2018 | News
Specialist disputes firm Enyo Law is delighted to announce the appointment of Konrad Rodgers, a commercial litigation specialist, as a partner.
Read MoreThe Position of Insolvency Officeholders and Privilege
12/2/2018 | Articles
Joel Seager of Enyo Law and James Mather of Serle Court Chambers examine the position of insolvency officeholders and privilege in the...
Read MoreBreakfast Seminar Overview: Lessons from the Brazilian "Car Wash Operation", dubbed the biggest corruption scandal in history
8/2/2018 | Blog
On Tuesday 30 January 2018, Enyo Law were delighted to welcome Dr Peter Collecott CMG, former ambassador to Brazil and current Co-Chairman of the...
Read MoreEnyo Law's Paul Austin to speak at the Navigant's Cyber Breakfast Briefing on 24 January 2018
17/1/2018 | News
Enyo Law's Paul Austin will be speaking on the panel of Navigant's Cyber Breakfast Briefing. The panel will be discussing the increasing cyber...
Read MoreInterchange Fees: Round 3
12/12/2017 | Blog
In a recent judgment of the Commercial Court, Phillips J has ruled that the interchange fees charged to merchants when customers pay by cards issued...
Read MoreKnowledge of bribery, liability in equity and enforceability of contracts
2/11/2017 | Blog
The Court of Appeal has delivered an interesting and important judgment concerning the extent of knowledge of bribery needed to impose liability in...
Read MoreA blow to the European Commission’s efforts to marginalise intra-EU BITs
5/10/2017 | Blog
On 19 September 2017, Advocate General Wathelet of the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered his Opinion in the case of Slovak Republic v...
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