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...
Read MoreA 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...
Read MoreAggregation: 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...
Read MoreUpdate 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...
Read MoreThe 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...
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreDue 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...
Read MoreLegal 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...
Read MoreAny Party May Submit the Dispute to Binding Arbitration
19/5/2017 | Blogs & Articles
The Privy Council examines the option to arbitrate.
Read MoreEnglish 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,...
Read MoreOn 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...
Read MoreDue 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...
Read MoreICSID 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...
Read MoreUpdate 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...
Read MoreThe 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...
Read MoreDerogating 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.
Read MorePart 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...
Read MoreUpdate 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').
Read MoreEssar 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...
Read MoreCourt of Appeal unanimously upholds landmark ruling in relation to legal professional privilege
25/11/2016 | Blogs & Articles
Enyo Law’s Joel Seager and Max Hotham discuss the landmark Court of Appeal judgment handed down on 18 November 2016. The judgment means that a...
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