Natasha Dzameh represented the Claimant in a 5-day trial concerning an oral joint venture. The purpose of the joint venture was the development and management of an industrial site of significant size. This involved the construction and

Charlie Newington-Bridges acted for the successful defendants in the High Court case of Bains v Irshad & Curdworth Limited [2025] EWHC 491 (Ch), a high-value partnership dispute. He was instructed by Rhodri Lewis, a partner at

Natasha Dzameh was recently instructed to resist an urgent injunction where it was alleged that a company would be acquiring a substantial non-cash asset from a connected person. The Respondent owned the freehold of a property which

Natasha Dzameh represented the successful Claimant in Lloyd v Hayward & Another [2024] EWHC 2033 (Ch), defending against an application to strike out the Claimant’s claim for abuse of process on the basis of allegations of

Charlie Newington-Bridges acted for the successful respondent in a contract appeal heard by Mr Justice Zacaroli J in the High Court in the case of Rarity Holdings Limited and David Parkhill [2024] EWHC 1637 (Ch).

James Pearce-Smith represented defendants in substantial claim (>£1m) for damages for misrepresentation and breach of warranty brought by the overseas purchaser of the majority of shares in a Birmingham waste recycling company.  The claim involved allegations

Charlie Newington-Bridges was instructed by Aaron and Partners LLP, to act for Ms Davies (‘the Petitioner’) in respect of her s994 Companies Act 2006 unfair prejudice petition to the High Court seeking a buy-out of shares in two

In Duneau v Klimt Invest SA & Ors [2022] EWHC 596 (Ch), Charlie Newington -Bridges acted for the Respondent in the High Court trial of a just and equitable winding up petition relating to a French

Charlie Newington-Bridges was instructed by Willans LLP to act for the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (‘the Foundation’) in an application brought by the Foundation against one of its members who had made a request for a

Nick Pointon, together with Jersey Advocate Steven Chiddicks, has been representing Consultant Ophthalmologist Mr Amar Alwitry in long running proceedings before the Jersey courts, arising out of his unlawful dismissal in 2012.

Natasha Dzameh represented the second defendant in a relief from sanctions application in respect of a late costs budget against a background of procedural breaches/deadline failures.

Oliver appeared for the successful respondent to an appeal dealing with the effect of the CRO regime under CPR Part 3 on the statutory requirements for the presentation of a bankruptcy petition and an application to