Damages and the “but for” test in Professional Negligence This is one of many blogs currently published by solicitors as well various legal e-magazines in respect of this case, which.. read more
Recently, after a 3 month trial, a jury at Southwark crown court found three former Barclays Plc employees guilty of manipulating LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate); 2 others, Stylianos Contogoulas.. read more
On 27th May 2016 the Annual General meeting of the European Expertise and Expert Institute was held at the French Court of Cassation in Paris. The EEEI was created in.. read more
By David Griffiths – Head of Property Lending Litigation There has been strong reaction to the Prudential Regulation Authority’s (‘PRA‘) Consultation Paper: “Underwriting standards for buy-to-let mortgage contracts” published in.. read more
A Slippery Slope that has led to additional requirements in the Judgement The role of an expert witness is a crucial one, as he or she can play a vital.. read more
Expert Evidence’s Thomas Walford joins industry leading experts to discuss the essential role of the expert witness at the EWI conference Leading industry experts came together at The Expert Witness.. read more
Disputes that are going to be settled through mediation usually go through the following five stage process: the initial phase, the opening phase, the exploration phase, the negotiation phase, and.. read more
Like a judge, a mediator is an objective third party in the dispute resolution process. But the similarities end there. A mediator is not there to pass judgement on or.. read more
The seven-year transactional history between Rafed Al Khorafi’s family (‘Claimants’) and investment lenders Bank Sarasin-Alpen (ME) Ltd. and Bank Sarasin & Co Ltd. (‘Defendants’), gained a new chapter on 7.. read more
Mediation is a form of dispute resolution often chosen as a method of resolving disputes in both civil and commercial matters without having to proceed to formal court proceedings. On.. read more
