Confidentiality agreements rarely end up in court.  However, in the case below, a company applied for injunctive relief on the basis that another company ‘may’ breach an agreement.  This is a flawed application.  The court will never grant an injunction

The below case is a prime example of why ignoring a court order is at your peril.  People get sent to prison for ignoring court orders, this is contempt of court.   In the below case, in Arbitration, an award

The courts are increasingly strict with adherence to the Civil Procedure Rules and Directions.  In the case below (and mainly due to gamesmanship it appears) solicitors left it until the last minute to serve proceedings.  In fact, they were late.

This is a very interesting case for all card counters out there. Using a tactic to gain an advantage at a Casino is judged to be unlawful. You do not have to be dishonest in the traditional sense (cheating), you

Richard Howlett solicitor at Selachii in London briefly talks about bitcoin.