First Tier Tribunal (Tax) (“FTT”) finds in taxpayer’s favour in relation to the treatment of deferred revenue expenditure (“DRE”)
29/6/2021 | Blogs & Articles
In a decision dated 18 May 2021, Judge Tony Beare found in favour of Enyo’s client, West Burton Property Limited (“West Burton”), which is part...
Read MoreChallenging schemes of arrangement: Recent case analysis
21/6/2021 | Blogs & Articles
Although the recent spate of decisions might give the opposite impression, fully-argued challenges to schemes of arrangement (and, now, restructuring...
Read MoreSFO & Anr v Hotel Portfolio II UK Limited & Ors [2021] EWHC 1273 (Comm): limits of tracing into a debt
9/6/2021 | Blogs & Articles
On 18 May 2021, Mr Justice Foxton handed down two judgments in the same proceedings:
Read MoreClimate change activism and its impact on parent company liability
2/6/2021 | Blogs & Articles
On 26 May 2021, the District Court in The Hague in the Netherlands (the "Dutch Court") ordered Royal Dutch Shell plc ("RDS") to cut its CO2 emissions...
Read MoreGuest speaker: Ransomware Response – Exploring risks beyond the breach
26/5/2021 | Events
Steven McDonald to speak alongside cybersecurity experts on ransomware response – exploring risks beyond the breach.
Read MoreParent company liability for the actions of foreign subsidiaries
11/5/2021 | Blogs & Articles
The English Courts have issued a series of significant decisions in recent years addressing the issue of parent company liability.
Read MoreCourt of Appeal provides guidance on interpretation of retained EU law post-Brexit
29/4/2021 | Blogs & Articles
At the end of March 2021, the Court of Appeal handed down its decision on air passenger rights in the case of Lipton v BA City Flyer.
Read MoreJamie Leader joins Enyo Law as a new partner
27/4/2021 | News
Enyo law is delighted to announce the appointment of insolvency and restructuring litigator, Jamie Leader, as a partner.
Read MoreFootball’s European Super League: a competing competition or a competition dispute?
19/4/2021 | Blogs & Articles
Major European football clubs in talks to establish The European Super League, in direct competition with the UEFA-organised Europa and Champions...
Read MoreEnyo Law client, Wirsol Energy Limited and group companies, successfully defends c.£30m claim
14/4/2021 | News
Enyo Law client, Wirsol Energy Limited and group companies, successfully defends c.£30m claim brought by Toucan Energy Holdings.
Read MoreWitness Evidence and Memory Distortion: What lawyers can do to reduce the impact of memory distortion of witnesses in international arbitration
31/3/2021 | Blogs & Articles
Factual witness evidence can often be the making or the downfall of a party's case, whether that be in litigation or international arbitration ("IA").
Read MoreService of proceedings out of jurisdiction post-Brexit - significant changes to court rules
22/3/2021 | Blogs & Articles
From 6 April 2021, claimants in English proceedings no longer have to apply for the court’s permission to serve those proceedings out of...
Read MoreEnyo Law client, Gennadiy Bogolyubov, successfully defends US$300m fraud claim by Russian oil company
24/2/2021 | News
Enyo Law represented high profile Ukrainian businessman, Gennadiy Bogolyubov, in his successful defence of proceedings brought against him by the...
Read MoreEnyo Law hires new Of Counsel Frederick Thorling
22/2/2021 | News
Enyo Law is pleased to announce that Frederick Thorling has recently joined the firm as Of Counsel.
Read MoreTest for “unambiguous impropriety” exception to without prejudice privilege clarified by Court of Appeal
4/2/2021 | Blogs & Articles
Test for "unambiguous impropriety" exception to without prejudice privilege clarified by Court of Appeal in Motorola Solutions Inc and another v...
Read MoreBig win for policyholders: Supreme Court’s ruling on the FCA’s Business Interruption Test Case
19/1/2021 | Blogs & Articles
After an appeal heard urgently under the “leapfrog” procedure, the Supreme Court handed down last Friday, 15th January 2020, a stunning victory...
Read MoreThe power of Part 36 and the Court’s discretion - Telefonica UK Ltd v The Office of Communications
12/1/2021 | Blogs & Articles
In our first blog of the New Year, we take a look at an interesting Court of Appeal decision from the latter half of 2020 that caught our eye and one...
Read MoreGuest speaker at Competence Centre Arbitration and Crime virtual workshop on Arbitration and crime: enforcement of awards, tainted assets, transnational public policy, sports arbitration
6/1/2021 | Events
Partner, Nick Jones, will be speaking at the Competence Centre Arbitration and Crime virtual workshop on Arbitration and crime: enforcement of...
Read MoreEnyo Law announces new partner appointment
6/1/2021 | News
Enyo Law is delighted to announce the appointment of disputes lawyer Jonathan Pagan as a partner.
Read MoreSubject to contract negotiations: Joanne Properties v Moneything Capital Ltd [2020] EWCA Civ 1541
15/12/2020 | Blogs & Articles
The "subject to contract" label should be used with caution, and parties should be careful to ensure that where it has been used, during any stage of...
Read More