PD57AC: How have the courts reacted to the new rules regarding trial witness statements in UK court proceedings?
16/11/2022 | Blogs & Articles
Practice Direction 57AC came into full effect early last year, resulting in significant changes to the way trial witness statements must be prepared.
Read MoreEnyo Law ranked in The Times Best Law Firms 2023
9/11/2022 | News
We are delighted to be ranked in The Times Best Law Firms 2023 and featured as one of the top three law firms for commercial disputes based on the...
Read MoreEnyo Law secures key rankings in Chambers and Partners UK 2023 directory rankings
20/10/2022 | News
We are delighted to share that once again, Enyo Law has been ranked in the latest edition of the Chambers and Partners UK 2023 directory.
Read MoreInsolvency Service Consultation on implementation of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Recognition and Enforcement of Insolvency-Related Judgments
11/10/2022 | Blogs & Articles
The Insolvency Service has published a consultation paper proposing the implementation of two “model laws” produced by the United Nations...
Read MoreGuest speaker: Thought Leaders 4 Disputes | ESG Litigation
11/10/2022 | Events
Partner, Daniel Levy, will be speaking at the Thought Leader 4 Disputes ESG Litigation conference.
Read MoreThe duties of directors of financially distressed companies: BTI 2014 LLC v. Sequana [2022] UKSC 25
6/10/2022 | Blogs & Articles
The Supreme Court has, for the first time, considered and ruled on the duties owed by directors of companies on the brink of insolvency.
Read MoreEnyo Law secures key positions in Legal 500 2023 rankings
29/9/2022 | News
We are pleased to share that once again, Enyo Law has been ranked as a leading conflict-free disputes-only firm across litigation and international...
Read MoreWithout prejudice privilege – the CAT considers the scope of its application
5/9/2022 | Blogs & Articles
In the recent case of Sportradar AG v Football Dataco Ltd [2022] CAT 29, the Competition Appeal Tribunal ("CAT") considered the without prejudice...
Read MoreWebinar on "ESG: The good, the bad and the ugly"
16/8/2022 | Blogs & Articles
Together with Grant Thornton and Brick Court Chambers, we recently hosted the joint webinar “ESG: The good, the bad and the ugly”, where we...
Read MoreMr D’Aloia v Persons Unknown, Part 2: Exchanges as constructive trustees of misappropriated crypto assets
10/8/2022 | Blogs & Articles
Our recent blog on D’Aloia v (1) Persons Unknown (2) Binance Holdings Limited & Others considered Mr Justice Trower’s decision to allow service...
Read MoreService by post, email, and now Non-Fungible Tokens: The English Courts open the door to service by NFTs
28/7/2022 | Blogs & Articles
On 24 June 2022, the English courts made an order allowing for service by alternative means. Uniquely, and for the first time, the courts allowed for...
Read MoreCrypto Asset Disputes: Case Update
14/7/2022 | Blogs & Articles
Since our last update on cases involving crypto, there have been some important judgments handed down by the English courts in cases concerning...
Read MoreEnglish courts are up to the challenge: Court of Appeal allows the Fundão Dam mass claim to proceed
11/7/2022 | Blogs & Articles
In an important decision affecting mass litigation in England, in Município de Mariana v BHP Group (UK) Ltd [2022] EWCA Civ 951 the Court of Appeal...
Read MoreModernisation of the Energy Charter Treaty: boon or bust for states seeking greater regulatory latitude on energy policy?
4/7/2022 | Blogs & Articles
On 24 June 2022, following years of negotiations, the Contracting Parties of the Energy Charter Treaty ("ECT") reached an ‘agreement in...
Read MoreA special relationship: attempted service of a US company in the UK
29/6/2022 | Blogs & Articles
Court confirms that service at the London office of another member of the same group as a California-based defendant did not constitute valid service...
Read MoreWebinar on "Extraordinary Remedies in Cross-Border Disputes"
6/6/2022 | News
Please save the date for a panel of global international arbitration and litigation practitioners as they discuss extraordinary remedies in...
Read MoreDon’t be caught out: who is the person discharging managerial responsibilities?
26/5/2022 | Blogs & Articles
On 10 May 2022, the English High Court handed down an important judgment clarifying the meaning of “person discharging managerial...
Read MoreWebinar on "Duty of care litigation – beware of your supply chain liability"
25/5/2022 | Blogs & Articles
We recently hosted an ESG webinar entitled "Duty of care litigation – beware of your supply chain liability".
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