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Nicola Sharp
20 May 2025
The Supreme Court has handed down a decision in Bilta (UK) Ltd (in liquidation) and others v Tradition Financial Services Ltd [2025] UKSC 18, which clarifies the parties who are liable to contribute t...
Nicola Sharp
30 April 2025
Under section 2.2 State Immunity Act 1978 (SIA), a State is immune from the jurisdiction of the UK courts unless it has given prior written agreement to submit to a dispute.
Nicola Sharp
30 April 2025
The London Centre of International Arbitration (“LCIA”) is truly one of the leading global international arbitration institutions. According to the 2023 LCIA case report, 96% of its cases were of an i...
Nicola Sharp
7 April 2025
Arbitration agreements usually involve two parties under a single contract with an arbitration clause. However, with the growth in popularity of arbitration to resolve disputes, naturally there has be...
Nicola Sharp
7 April 2025
The COVID-19 pandemic had a serious negative impact on markets, which in turn led to a number of investments performing worse than had been expected.
Nicola Sharp
7 April 2025
In a recent case, the High Court considered the issue of limitation in allegations of fraud.
Nicola Sharp
17 February 2025
In an unusual set of events, UniCredit Bank GmbH (UniCredit) has been granted an order to vary a final anti-suit injunction, which was originally granted in its favour. The injunctive parts, which onc...
Nicola Sharp
13 February 2025
The directors of Byju’s Alpha are involved in an alleged fraud claim in the United States. It is claimed that the three directors unlawfully diverted $533 million in loan proceeds, and the whereabouts...