Practice area
The conduct of civil litigation itself: costs, case management, jurisdiction and service, limitation, disclosure, procedural appeals, and enforcement of judgments.
The appellant, Collette Chadda, complained to the Information Commissioner on 9 August 2025 about alleged systematic data protection failures by Computershare Investor Services Plc in connection with the administration of the GAM…
Cooke, Young & Keidan LLP (CYK), a firm of solicitors, sued Mr Laurence Davis and Mr John Baker for unpaid fees of £194,137.72 by a claim issued on 22 July 2021. The defendants counterclaimed for professional negligence, valued…
The applicant, H, aged 84 and a dual British and Russian citizen living at the parties' family home in Odintsovo near Moscow, brought financial remedy proceedings against W, aged 52 and also a dual British and Russian citizen who…
The claimant, Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, is the residuary beneficiary of the estate of Ms Margaret Anne Selby, who died on 20 November 2022 leaving a will dated 12 March 2020. By that will Ms Selby appointed as her…
The Claimants, Domestic & General entities, brought long-running proceedings alleging that a succession of businesses used fraudulent "association misrepresentation" telephone sales calls to sell appliance warranty products…
HMRC issued Notices of Requirement ("NORs") to Intech Ventures Limited and to Mr Michael Stefan Duma, requiring security for PAYE and NICs. Both appealed to the First-tier Tribunal (Tax Chamber) against the notices. The FTT…
The claimants, Mrs Alison Corbel and Mrs Veronica Elsden, brought a claim under CPR Part 8 in September 2024 for the removal of their brother, Mr Nigel Golding, as executor of the will of their late mother, Yvonne Golding. The…
TE is a young person, aged 19 at the date of the First-tier Tribunal's decision, with complex social, emotional and mental health needs and a longstanding Education Health and Care plan. His mother lives in the London Borough of…
The claimant, Mr Edward, was employed by the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust — in whose shoes the respondent Trust now stands — in a band 5 role from May 2016 until his dismissal in May 2018, it having been decided…
Float Capital Limited was in creditors' voluntary liquidation, with Mr Bouchier and Mr Woodthorpe appointed as joint liquidators. On 24 July 2026 Chief ICC Judge Briggs handed down a judgment, [2026] EWHC 1891 (Ch), and made two…
The applicant, John Mitchell, had on 30 July 2023 requested information from the Environment Agency about an 'energy from waste' plant, in three parts: a copy of the "full review" of the regulatory approach to the site, copies of…
The claimants, Hasbro Consumer Products Licensing Limited and Astley Baker Davies Limited, brought copyright infringement proceedings in the Intellectual Property List concerning the "Wolfoo" videos against Sconnect Co. Ltd, a…
The applicant, Ms Claudia Nestola, brought a claim as representative of her late father, Fernando Nestola, who died in August 2018 while residing in a care home operated by the First Defendant, Leicestershire County Care Ltd. His…
TTSJV, a Bahraini joint venture vehicle, and its parent companies (Technip Energies N.V., Técnicas Reunidas S.A. and Samsung E&A Co. Ltd) applied on short notice, before issuing proceedings, for an injunction against BapCo…
The proceedings concerned EF, a child born in November 2024, whose father, TC, a hospital doctor registered with the General Medical Council, applied for orders under the Children Act. Following a finding of fact hearing, His…
The applicant, Dr TC, a medical doctor, and the respondent, WF, met in April 2023 and began a turbulent relationship marked by periods of separation and reconciliation. Their daughter EF was born in November 2024. The parents had…
The Appellant, Aqib Ali Hussain, lodged an appeal against a decision of the Pensions Regulator using the GRC1 form on 7 June 2026. The appeal as lodged was incomplete: it was unclear whether the Appellant had a right of appeal…
The appellant, Agincourt Investments Limited, is the landlord of 19 Eglinton Hill, London SE18, a building of five flats; the five respondents are the leaseholders, each liable for one-fifth of the service charges. Following a…
The six linked claims arose out of alleged failings in the consent process for the use of synthetic mesh in the treatment of female pelvic conditions such as urinary stress incontinence. They formed a small part of a large cohort…
The claimant, an IT services company, seconded the defendant, whom it employed as a project manager on a six-month probationary period, to a private members' club in London, where he had access to members' personal data including…