The case: a claim arising out of the sale, by the Claimants (and the other shareholders) to the Defendant of their shareholdings contending that they were induced to sell by actionable misrepresentations, some of which were fraudulent, which also amounted to negligent misstatements.

The case: an application for a declaration of non-recognition of a marriage formed on 1 June 2013 in Pakistan under sharia law. In 1995 the applicant at the age of six was involved in a major car accident and suffered a catastrophic brain injury. There was understandably a serious impact on the applicant’s mental health and cognitive functioning.

Nature of case: a claim for sums in respect of service charges said to be due under leases.

The Honourable Mr Justice Fraser highlights the numerous failings of an Expert in Beattie Passive Norse Ltd & Anor v Canham Consulting Ltd [2021] EWHC 1116 (TCC).

The Guardian reports that a new study has found participants found more or less evidence on hard drive depending on what contextual information they had.

Lord Hodge, Deputy President of the Supreme Court gave the keynote address at this year’s EWI Online Conference.

The EWI is concerned about a new tool available from Lexis Nexis which is branded as “a detailed and unrivalled validation of experts” which makes “it fast and easy to complete comprehensive due diligence on experts”.

EWI is delighted to announce that MAPS Medical Reporting have been approved as a Corporate Partner.

Giving the keynote speech at London International Disputes Week, Sir Geoffrey explained why he is so committed to a wholly new online system for dispute resolution.

A video recording of the event and speakers’ presentation slides can now be accessed on the Judiciary website.