What we say - Grosvenor Law

10

Dec

Richard Coopey examines the FCA’s campaign against finfluencers in Solicitors Journal

12

Nov

Richard Coopey discusses the FCA’s crackdown on finfluencers in Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence

8

Nov

Darius Latham-Koenig argues that creating another organisation will not aid the battle against fraud in The Times

22

Oct

Rachael Gregory comments on the recent High Court Standard Chartered Libor decision in Law360

16

May

What to do when you receive a claim form

20

Mar

Mediation in the spotlight

1

Feb

Return of the Italian Torpedo

1

Nov

Great Expectations – The Family Farm

28

Oct

Grosvenor Law partner, Robert Lawrie, recommended in the Directories for Civil Fraud

22

Sep

The Calderbank offer – a Family Law perspective: what is it and when can (and should) it be used?

11

Aug

Vardy v Rooney – The Case of the Missing Documents

24

May

RBS v JP SPC 4: Banks Respite to Philipp

5

Apr

No-fault Divorce

16

Mar

Philipp v Barclays Bank Plc: A Re-assessment of the Parameters of a Bank’s Quincecare Duty in Push Payment Fraud

2

Mar

No Fault Divorce Vlog

3

Feb

A FAIR HEARING OR A BIASED JUDGE?

4

Oct

In the press: Vaccinating children for Coronavirus; a Family Law perspective

22

Sep

Habitual residence of a child

9

Jun

Grosvenor Law is delighted to announce Jacqueline Fitzgerald has joined its growing family law team as a Partner

3

Jun

Overriding confidentiality to identify wrongdoers: third party disclosure orders – a powerful tool in the right hands

7

Apr

Arbitration of trust disputes in England & Wales and the Channel Islands: a feasible alternative?

10

Mar

Winning isn’t everything

3

Mar

DIRECTORS, DON’T MAKE IT TOO EASY TO BE SERVED!

17

Feb

The Supreme Court finds that English holding companies may be responsible for the wrongs of their overseas subsidiaries

10

Feb

Parties cannot have their privileged cake and eat it

21

Jan

Financial disclosure in divorce proceedings and the uncreative art of “self-help”

19

Jan

Grosvenor Law is delighted to welcome Richard Coopey as a Partner, expanding its commercial disputes team

10

Dec

Jurisdiction and Forum in Iran dispute – Grosvenor Law successful in keenly anticipated Court of Appeal case

26

Nov

The truth hurts | John Christopher Depp II v (1) News Group Newspapers Ltd. (2) Dan Wootton

19

Nov

Worldwide Freezing Orders: disarming a nuclear weapon

4

Nov

Meet the Team – Grosvenor Law in the Mayfair Times

8

Oct

Grosvenor Law Family Team featured in the Mayfair Times

2

Oct

The no nup, for when there are no nuptials

24

Sep

Who’s telling? Do Non-Disclosure Agreements have a proper place in settlements?

17

Sep

Dodging a bullet: reaching early determination in civil fraud proceedings

2

Sep

Grosvenor Law featured in the Mayfair Times

13

Aug

London – The divorce capital of the world

6

Aug

The rule against reflective loss re-examined; a brave new world for company creditors?

3

Aug

Mr Anonymous

30

Jul

Mum’s the word | Duchy Farm Kennels v Steels [2020] EWHC 1208 (QB)

23

Jul

In the Press: Grosvenor Law featured in the Financial Times

16

Jul

Fighting the Good Fight

13

Jul

Grosvenor Law’s Andrew Gilmore featured in Kysen’s ‘The Conversation’ blog

2

Jul

No-Fault Divorce and its implications

29

Jun

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 – At a Glance

15

Jun

Managing Partner Daniel Astaire featured in Business Leaders Podcast

11

Jun

Privacy (sort of) triumphs | Reasonable expectation of privacy: ZXC v Bloomberg

8

Jun

In the Press: Grosvenor Law’s Dan Morrison calls Angola’s probe of Isabel dos Santos ‘improper and unfair’

3

Jun

Pre and Postnuptials – Preparing for the unexpected

28

May

In the Press: Grosvenor Law’s ‘Combative Approach’

27

May

The ‘Cummings Defence’

4

May

Business Contracts and COVID-19: The Doctrine of Frustration

1

May

Grosvenor Law is delighted to announce Michelle Quinn’s promotion to Partner

23

Apr

Post termination restrictions in employment contracts: Why have them and what to do when they are breached

16

Apr

The impact of Covid-19 on the civil courts

9

Apr

Covid-19 wrongful trading provisions suspension

27

Mar

Business Contracts and COVID-19: Force Majeure

18

Mar

Coronavirus Update – A Note to Our Clients

16

Mar

We have moved!

13

Mar

Unexplained Wealth Orders – only for the ultra-wealthy? What to do if the unthinkable happens to you

27

Feb

Dogs in divorce – is it time to “paws for thought”?

20

Feb

The duty of good faith in commercial agreements

13

Feb

Service of a claim form out of the jurisdiction

11

Feb

Grosvenor Law is proud to announce the arrival of Mark Fenton to head up its growing family law department

23

Jan

A second bite at the cherry; examining the requirements in appealing High Court decisions

15

Jan

Grosvenor Law welcomes James Broomhall

13

Jan

Putting your money where your mouth is – applications for security for costs

4

Dec

Grosvenor Win In Court of Appeal

14

Nov

How many civil cases actually go to trial?

7

Nov

Released…for now at least | Grosvenor Law considers the Law Society’s recent report on ‘Release Under Investigation’

4

Nov

John West Foods Crown Court Acquittal

10

Oct

Another resounding Grosvenor Law victory

4

Oct

Grosvenor Law welcomes Akram Shalabi

26

Sep

‘Part 36 Offers’ – what are they and why make them?

20

Sep

Say What You Mean: Medenta Finance Ltd -v- Hitachi Capital (UK) plc [2019] All ER (D) 48 (Jun)

12

Sep

Directors’ Duties in the Twilight Zone

29

Aug

Open Justice – is presuming confidentiality in arbitral proceedings a mistake?

21

Aug

A carpenter’s tools must be used carefully – maintaining the banking relationship

19

Aug

Open Justice – The Path of Secret Hearings and Privacy in the Criminal Courts.

8

Aug

Open Justice – Don’t put in writing what you wouldn’t want read out in court

1

Aug

Un-Wedded Bliss? The myth of the ‘common law marriage’

25

Jul

That doesn’t suit me… | Anti-suit Injunctions

18

Jul

Post termination restrictions in employment contracts: Why have them and what to do when they are breached

11

Jul

Banged up for business: criminal liability for company directors and employees

5

Jul

Quick – Don’t Run Out Of Time!

25

Jun

I want to settle my case – what are the options?

18

Jun

Dishonest assistance – I didn’t know guv’, honest

7

Jun

The first rule of confidentiality clubs is: you do not talk about confidentiality clubs?…

30

May

Suspicious minds – a look at Suspicious Activity Reports

24

May

Court of Appeal upholds $10m judgment in favour of Grosvenor Law client

23

May

Divorce reforms – What are the changes?

21

May

Another win for Grosvenor Law in high-profile Gauguin case

16

May

The Disclosure Pilot Scheme… will it take off?

3

May

Family offices – partner Paul Tracey featured in FINTRX

2

May

UK criminal investigations into Africa – a new direction?

25

Apr

Seeking justice for Africa in the English courts – a growing trend?

18

Apr

Trying to kill a zombie: taking action against ‘unknown’ people

11

Apr

Chipping away at the ice – expanding your living expenses allowance during a freezing order

4

Apr

Arrested development – The future of the European Arrest Warrant

29

Mar

Enforcement of English court judgments in foreign jurisdictions

28

Mar

Grosvenor Law welcomes Thomas Burton Wills

21

Mar

Where there is no will, might there still be a way?

15

Mar

Restraint orders – Nicola McKinney and Andrew Gilmore feature in Private Banker International

14

Mar

Dodging a bullet: reaching early determination in civil fraud proceedings

7

Mar

‘For richer, for poorer’ – subject to pre-nuptial agreement!

27

Feb

Without Prejudice communications: think before you ink!

21

Feb

Who’s telling? Do Non-Disclosure Agreements have a proper place in settlements?

14

Feb

The Unexplained Wealth Order’s little brother – Account Freezing and Forfeiture Orders

7

Feb

When you bring a claim and win – options for enforcing a High Court judgment in England and Wales

31

Jan

Aggressive negotiation or blackmail?

24

Jan

Serious Fraud Office prosecutions – trials of fraud

18

Jan

Divorce Day – approaching your divorce with dignity

17

Jan

Grosvenor Law’s commercial team expands with appointment of Sophie Adams

16

Jan

Worldwide Freezing Orders – Partner Nicola McKinney featured in Law360

16

Jan

Minority shareholder litigation: breaking up can be hard to do

10

Jan

The dangers of using third party references – a warning to businesses

7

Jan

Sports stars, politicians and billionaires – diplomatic immunity in the English courts

27

Dec

Implication of terms: get it in writing!

20

Dec

Data breaches and vicarious liability – a warning to business

14

Dec

Right to stay in the shadows: privacy during criminal investigations

10

Dec

Litigation funding in divorce – Tracey Rodford featured in eprivateclient

6

Dec

Unexplained Wealth Orders – only for the ultra-wealthy? What to do if the unthinkable happens to you

29

Nov

Unexplained Wealth Orders: The good, the bad and the unexplained

22

Nov

It’s only banter …until someone sues

15

Nov

Has parliamentary privilege gone too far?

9

Nov

Worldwide Freezing Orders: disarming a nuclear weapon

9

Nov

Entrepreneurs think differently about litigation. We fight to win.

Rachael Gregory discusses how businesses can prepare for the new offence of failure to prevent fraud, in Solicitors Journal

Richard Coopey examines the FCA’s campaign against finfluencers in Solicitors Journal

Richard Coopey discusses the FCA’s crackdown on finfluencers in Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence

Darius Latham-Koenig argues that creating another organisation will not aid the battle against fraud in The Times

Rachael Gregory comments on the recent High Court Standard Chartered Libor decision in Law360

What to do when you receive a claim form

Mediation in the spotlight

Return of the Italian Torpedo

Great Expectations – The Family Farm

Grosvenor Law partner, Robert Lawrie, recommended in the Directories for Civil Fraud

The Calderbank offer – a Family Law perspective: what is it and when can (and should) it be used?

Vardy v Rooney – The Case of the Missing Documents

RBS v JP SPC 4: Banks Respite to Philipp

No-fault Divorce

Philipp v Barclays Bank Plc: A Re-assessment of the Parameters of a Bank’s Quincecare Duty in Push Payment Fraud

No Fault Divorce Vlog

A FAIR HEARING OR A BIASED JUDGE?

In the press: Vaccinating children for Coronavirus; a Family Law perspective

Habitual residence of a child

Grosvenor Law is delighted to announce Jacqueline Fitzgerald has joined its growing family law team as a Partner

Overriding confidentiality to identify wrongdoers: third party disclosure orders – a powerful tool in the right hands

Arbitration of trust disputes in England & Wales and the Channel Islands: a feasible alternative?

Winning isn’t everything

DIRECTORS, DON’T MAKE IT TOO EASY TO BE SERVED!

The Supreme Court finds that English holding companies may be responsible for the wrongs of their overseas subsidiaries

Parties cannot have their privileged cake and eat it

Financial disclosure in divorce proceedings and the uncreative art of “self-help”

Grosvenor Law is delighted to welcome Richard Coopey as a Partner, expanding its commercial disputes team

Jurisdiction and Forum in Iran dispute – Grosvenor Law successful in keenly anticipated Court of Appeal case

The truth hurts | John Christopher Depp II v (1) News Group Newspapers Ltd. (2) Dan Wootton

Worldwide Freezing Orders: disarming a nuclear weapon

Meet the Team – Grosvenor Law in the Mayfair Times

Grosvenor Law Family Team featured in the Mayfair Times

The no nup, for when there are no nuptials

Who’s telling? Do Non-Disclosure Agreements have a proper place in settlements?

Dodging a bullet: reaching early determination in civil fraud proceedings

Grosvenor Law featured in the Mayfair Times

London – The divorce capital of the world

The rule against reflective loss re-examined; a brave new world for company creditors?

Mr Anonymous

Mum’s the word | Duchy Farm Kennels v Steels [2020] EWHC 1208 (QB)

In the Press: Grosvenor Law featured in the Financial Times

Fighting the Good Fight

Grosvenor Law’s Andrew Gilmore featured in Kysen’s ‘The Conversation’ blog

No-Fault Divorce and its implications

The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 – At a Glance

Managing Partner Daniel Astaire featured in Business Leaders Podcast

Privacy (sort of) triumphs | Reasonable expectation of privacy: ZXC v Bloomberg

In the Press: Grosvenor Law’s Dan Morrison calls Angola’s probe of Isabel dos Santos ‘improper and unfair’

Pre and Postnuptials – Preparing for the unexpected

In the Press: Grosvenor Law’s ‘Combative Approach’

The ‘Cummings Defence’

Business Contracts and COVID-19: The Doctrine of Frustration

Grosvenor Law is delighted to announce Michelle Quinn’s promotion to Partner

Post termination restrictions in employment contracts: Why have them and what to do when they are breached

The impact of Covid-19 on the civil courts

Covid-19 wrongful trading provisions suspension

Business Contracts and COVID-19: Force Majeure

Coronavirus Update – A Note to Our Clients

We have moved!

Unexplained Wealth Orders – only for the ultra-wealthy? What to do if the unthinkable happens to you

Dogs in divorce – is it time to “paws for thought”?

The duty of good faith in commercial agreements

Service of a claim form out of the jurisdiction

Grosvenor Law is proud to announce the arrival of Mark Fenton to head up its growing family law department

A second bite at the cherry; examining the requirements in appealing High Court decisions

Grosvenor Law welcomes James Broomhall

Putting your money where your mouth is – applications for security for costs

Grosvenor Win In Court of Appeal

How many civil cases actually go to trial?

Released…for now at least | Grosvenor Law considers the Law Society’s recent report on ‘Release Under Investigation’

John West Foods Crown Court Acquittal

Another resounding Grosvenor Law victory

Grosvenor Law welcomes Akram Shalabi

‘Part 36 Offers’ – what are they and why make them?

Say What You Mean: Medenta Finance Ltd -v- Hitachi Capital (UK) plc [2019] All ER (D) 48 (Jun)

Directors’ Duties in the Twilight Zone

Open Justice – is presuming confidentiality in arbitral proceedings a mistake?

A carpenter’s tools must be used carefully – maintaining the banking relationship

Open Justice – The Path of Secret Hearings and Privacy in the Criminal Courts.