Blogs & Articles

Interchange Fees: Round 3

12/12/2017 | Blogs & Articles

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...

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Knowledge of bribery, liability in equity and enforceability of contracts

2/11/2017 | Blogs & Articles

The Court of Appeal has delivered an interesting and important judgment concerning the extent of knowledge of bribery needed to impose liability in...

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A blow to the European Commission’s efforts to marginalise intra-EU BITs

5/10/2017 | Blogs & Articles

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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Aggregation: the proper interpretation of “a series of related matters or transactions”

28/9/2017 | Blogs & Articles

Earlier this year, judgment was handed down by the Supreme Court in AIG Europe Limited v Woodman and others [2017] UKSC 18. The judgment, delivered...

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Update on legal professional privilege & bankruptcy

25/8/2017 | Blogs & Articles

On 17 July 2017 in Leeds & Anor v Lemos [2017] EWHC 1825 (Ch) (“the Lemos Decision”) the High Court confirmed and applied the Court of Appeal’s...

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The Decision In Walter Hugh Merricks Cbe V. Mastercard Inc. & Ors

17/8/2017 | Blogs & Articles

On 21 July 2017, the Competition Act Tribunal (the “Tribunal”) has handed down judgment on an application brought under section 47B of the...

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The importance of establishing loss and damage for a breach of contract claim

4/7/2017 | Blogs & Articles

Will Foster discusses the recent developments in relation to the award of damages under English Law.

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Due process paranoia

11/6/2017 | Blogs & Articles

A few months ago, Queen Mary University of London and White & Case released their third International Arbitration Survey entitled “Improvements and...

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Legal professional privilege – an update

22/5/2017 | Blogs & Articles

After a period in which there was relatively little case law or developments in respect of the law of legal professional privilege ('LPP'), there...

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Any Party May Submit the Dispute to Binding Arbitration

19/5/2017 | Blogs & Articles

The Privy Council examines the option to arbitrate.

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English Commercial Court Warns Against Delay in Seeking Anti-Suit Relief

17/5/2017 | Blogs & Articles

The English Court has reiterated its approach that even if a dispute falls squarely within the ambit of an arbitration agreement between the parties,...

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On The Special Relationship: An Analysis Of UK-US Relations

16/3/2017 | Blogs & Articles

On 7 March 2017, Enyo Law held an evening seminar for a select group of invitees from the worlds of business, banking, politics and law to hear...

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Due Paranoia (Part 2): Assessing the Enforcement Risk Under the English Arbitration Act

14/3/2017 | Blogs & Articles

This blog was originally published on the Kluwer Arbitration Blog on 20 February 2017 and focuses on applications made to the English courts to...

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ICSID award no replacement for annulled OHADA award (Getma v Guinea)

14/3/2017 | Blogs & Articles

Dr Rémy Gerbay, Of Counsel at Enyo Law and lecturer at Queen Mary, University of London, considers what lessons can be learnt from the complex...

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Update on Undercover Torpedoes and Unilateral Jurisdiction Clauses

27/2/2017 | Blogs & Articles

In a previous blog post last year, consideration was given to whether or not unilateral jurisdiction clauses qualified as exclusive jurisdiction...

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The General Data Protection Regulation: Protection or Problem?

18/1/2017 | Blogs & Articles

Former Enyo Law Legal Assistant Sam Parsons discusses some of the positive features of the new EU General Data Protection Regulation as well as the...

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Derogating from Open Justice: Principles and Potential Problems

22/12/2016 | Blogs & Articles

The principle of open justice is fundamental to the rule of law and to democratic accountability.

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Part 36 Offers: Still Governed By Common Law Principles of Offer and Acceptance?

16/12/2016 | Blogs & Articles

The High Court has recently held in DB Bank UK Ltd v Jacobs Solicitors [2016] EWHC 1614 (Ch) that where a settlement offer outside of the Part 36...

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Update on Legal Professional Privilege

14/12/2016 | Blogs & Articles

The past few weeks have seen a number of important decisions in relation to Legal Professional Privilege ('LPP').

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Essar v Norscot: Impact on Third Party Funding in Arbitration

25/11/2016 | Blogs & Articles

On 22 November, John Beechey CBE, Former President of the ICC Court of Arbitration, and Steven Friel, Chief Investment Officer at Woodsford...

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