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Aug

The Weekly Roundup: The Extrajurisdictional Edition

Two cases caught our eye this week, both relating to issues around service outside the jurisdiction, which as you would expect has been something of a talking point in the courts since Exit Day. The ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: The All About Aviation Edition

As blue skies and summer holidays encourage the team to consider taking the 1CL private jet for a spin, we’ve spent the week thinking about all things aeronautical. The problems being experienced by ...

Jul

Sports Law Update: Sally James v USM Events Pty Ltd [2022] QSC 63

Every sporting activity is commensurate with risk. This makes it difficult for practitioners who deal with such personal injury claims to identify when an ‘organiser’ of a sporting activity has ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: The Be Careful What You Wish For Edition

This week’s edition of the Roundup concerns two cases involving costs agreements which parties may subsequently have come to regret: the decisions in Doyle v M&D Foundations and Building ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: The Arty Edition

The team deals with two cases on jurisdictional matters this week; inconsistent choice of jurisdiction clauses, and the operation of the Italian Torpedo. But we were also interested to read that the ...

Jul

Retained Jurisdiction: When Can Practitioners Be Certain That The Courts Will Accept Jurisdiction Over Claims Arising Out Of Accidents Abroad?

Now that the dust has settled following Exit Day on 31st December 2020, the recast Brussels Convention has ceased to apply in the UK, and cross border practitioners have got used to the ...

Jul

LYING IN WAIT Ian Clarke on trial by ambush and fundamental dishonesty

Andrew Jenkinson v Gary Robertson [2022] EWHC 791 (QB) Under what circumstances can a Defendant accuse a Claimant of fundamental dishonesty? That was one of the central questions ...

Jul

The Weekly Roundup: The Getting It Wrong Edition

This week we look at two cases in which slip-ups in procedure had Consequences for unfortunate lawyers. Not the kind of thing that happens to our readers, of course, but still, it’s always best to ...

Jul

The private law liability of public authorities: the curious case of Transport Arendonk BVBA v Chief Constable of Essex Police

Some of you may remember the 2020 High Court decision in Transport Arendonk v Chief Constable of Essex Police [2020] EWHC 212 (QB), landing as it did at a time when there was a flurry of ...

Jun

The Weekly Roundup: The CJEU Edition

The Court of Justice of the European Union has been busy this week, determining issues in two long running cases; first, a case on recognition and enforcement of judgments, and then another on the use ...

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