Journal
Notes on how these cases actually run.
Written by the partners who conduct the work, for clients and for the solicitors who instruct us. No firm news, no awards, no commentary on cases we were not in.
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★★★★★
Band 1 · Commercial Litigation
Notes
Six
New notes
Monthly
Written by
The partners
Civil Fraud
6 min
What a freezing order actually costs
The application is the cheap part. The cross-undertaking in damages is what should decide whether you bring it.
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Arbitration
7 min
An award you cannot enforce
Enforcement is not the last stage of an arbitration. It is the first question, and it should be answered before the notice is served.
Read the note
Practice
4 min
What we do in the first meeting
Thirty minutes, no charge, and a partner. What we are actually listening for, and why we sometimes say don’t.
Read the note
Commercial Litigation
8 min
Disclosure decides it more often than argument
The case you can run is rarely the case described in the first meeting. It is the one the documents will support.
Read the note
Costs
5 min
Fixed fees, and where they break
We price bounded work and hold to it. Here is precisely which stages can be bounded and which cannot.
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Insolvency
6 min
When the company crossed the line
Wrongful trading turns on a date nobody wrote down. The board papers usually help the office-holder more than the directors.
Read the note
Not sure where your matter fits?
Fifteen minutes on the phone with the partner who would run it. We will tell you plainly whether it is worth fighting, and what it will cost to find out.
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Journal
Notes on how these cases actually run.
Written by the partners who conduct the work, for clients and for the solicitors who instruct us. No firm news, no awards, no commentary on cases we were not in.
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
★★★★★
Band 1 · Commercial Litigation
Notes
Six
New notes
Monthly
Written by
The partners
Civil Fraud
6 min
What a freezing order actually costs
The application is the cheap part. The cross-undertaking in damages is what should decide whether you bring it.
Read the note
Arbitration
7 min
An award you cannot enforce
Enforcement is not the last stage of an arbitration. It is the first question, and it should be answered before the notice is served.
Read the note
Practice
4 min
What we do in the first meeting
Thirty minutes, no charge, and a partner. What we are actually listening for, and why we sometimes say don’t.
Read the note
Commercial Litigation
8 min
Disclosure decides it more often than argument
The case you can run is rarely the case described in the first meeting. It is the one the documents will support.
Read the note
Costs
5 min
Fixed fees, and where they break
We price bounded work and hold to it. Here is precisely which stages can be bounded and which cannot.
Read the note
Insolvency
6 min
When the company crossed the line
Wrongful trading turns on a date nobody wrote down. The board papers usually help the office-holder more than the directors.
Read the note
Not sure where your matter fits?
Fifteen minutes on the phone with the partner who would run it. We will tell you plainly whether it is worth fighting, and what it will cost to find out.
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Journal
Notes on how these cases actually run.
Written by the partners who conduct the work, for clients and for the solicitors who instruct us. No firm news, no awards, no commentary on cases we were not in.
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
★★★★★
Band 1 · Commercial Litigation
Notes
Six
New notes
Monthly
Written by
The partners
Civil Fraud
6 min
What a freezing order actually costs
The application is the cheap part. The cross-undertaking in damages is what should decide whether you bring it.
Read the note
Arbitration
7 min
An award you cannot enforce
Enforcement is not the last stage of an arbitration. It is the first question, and it should be answered before the notice is served.
Read the note
Practice
4 min
What we do in the first meeting
Thirty minutes, no charge, and a partner. What we are actually listening for, and why we sometimes say don’t.
Read the note
Commercial Litigation
8 min
Disclosure decides it more often than argument
The case you can run is rarely the case described in the first meeting. It is the one the documents will support.
Read the note
Costs
5 min
Fixed fees, and where they break
We price bounded work and hold to it. Here is precisely which stages can be bounded and which cannot.
Read the note
Insolvency
6 min
When the company crossed the line
Wrongful trading turns on a date nobody wrote down. The board papers usually help the office-holder more than the directors.
Read the note
Not sure where your matter fits?
Fifteen minutes on the phone with the partner who would run it. We will tell you plainly whether it is worth fighting, and what it will cost to find out.
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us
Put a matter to us