His Honour Judge Russen QC handed down judgment on 31st October 2018 in the High Court, Business and Property Courts, Commercial Court (QBD) Bristol District Registry trial of the case of Off Site Solutions (RT) Ltd

Charlie Newington-Bridges was instructed as sole counsel in a week long High Court trial involving novel questions of duties of directors to their employees in relation to personal data and malicious interference with personal data as

Representing Nationwide in claim against its former solicitors for failing to obtain a valid guarantee for a commercial loan, and in its related claim against the alleged guarantor.

James Pearce-Smith represented a freight company in substantial claim for damage to its rolling stock following a landslide in Scotland. Claim currently being arbitrated.

Adam acted for the applicant in a relatively high value application to set aside a statutory demand in relation to a dispute arising from the sale of a company. The case raised complicated issues relating to

Charlie was instructed by Neil Morgan, partner at Darwin Gray Solicitors, to represent the successful Respondent, Monnow Developments Limited. The Appellant, Mr Morgan, borrowed £250,000 from the Respondent, Monnow Developments, a property development company. The loan

Representing Nationwide in multi-pound claim against valuer in relation to valuation of large commercial property in Bristol.

Representing applicants in on-going application to set aside a transfer of property under s.423 Insolvency Act 1986.

This was a complex application, in which Charlie acted for the successful respondent. The case involved an application for a non-party costs order under s 51 of the Senior Courts Act 1981 against the sole director

Representing director/shareholder in claims relating to shares and directorships in/of two companies (accountancy practices). Interim injunction obtained.

Representing applicants in successful application to set aside statutory demands.

Joss recently appeared for the applicant in Housemaker Services Ltd v Cole & Anor [2017] EWHC 753 (Ch) in which the court considered the circumstances in which it would give a ‘limitation direction’ to a company