Nicola Sharp
14 August 2025
Attempt to bring proceedings in a home court thwarted by a UK anti-suit injunction
Nicola Sharp explains why the Commercial Court stepped into injunct proceedings brought in Italy.
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Nicola Sharp
14 August 2025
Nicola Sharp explains why the Commercial Court stepped into injunct proceedings brought in Italy.
Nicola Sharp
4 August 2025
No party wants to be caught up in parallel proceedings, but sometimes it is unavoidable. In those situations, parties need a strategy to manage the dispute to secure a final and binding award or judgm...
Nicola Sharp
23 July 2025
What happens when a freezing order has been in place for a number of years, and then the underlying claim fails at trial? The respondent should get some compensation for losses it suffered as result. ...
Nicola Sharp
17 July 2025
The LCIA has published its Casework Report for 2024, which shows it to be a leading choice for international parties. The report also gives some helpful statistics on the use of the early determinatio...
Nicola Sharp
14 July 2025
The High Court recently upheld a Letter or Request, even though the court recognised that there had been non-disclosure of material that was relevant to the application.
Nicola Sharp
2 July 2025
The LCIA has published its analysis on the costs and duration of cases it administered between 1 January 2017 and 12 May 2024. The report revealed that the median amount in dispute in these cases was ...
Nicola Sharp
27 June 2025
Nicola Sharp of Rahman Ravelli outlines the issues in the National Crime Agency’s civil recovery dispute over a property with links to organised crime
Nicola Sharp
20 May 2025
The Arbitration Act 2025 has brought about changes to the way that arbitral awards can be challenged on the grounds of lack of substantive jurisdiction (provisions for which are contained within secti...