The decision of the High Court in MacIntyre v Ministry of Defence [2011] EWHC 1690 (QB) is reviewed by Matthew White, junior counsel for the Defendant and an amateur climber.

Claim for ex-employee in negligent mis-statement arising out of provision of information (but not a reference) to a new employer resulting in dismissal.

High value litigation arising from a joint venture for the creation of a market-leading Ukranian television station, destroyed following the unilateral dilution of key shareholdings and dissipation of assets. Claims of fraud and breach of fiduciary

High value offshore litigation arising from the $600m Temenos luxury development on the Caribbean island of Anguilla, in which homebuyers seek to challenge the purported realisation of security by Credit Suisse as collateral agent for a

High value offshore litigation arising from the $600m Temenos luxury development on the Caribbean island of Anguilla, in which homebuyers seek to challenge the purported realisation of security by Credit Suisse as collateral agent for a

A licensing sub-committees is entitled to adjourn a hearing and request further information from parties, but the adjournment must be to a particular date. The question of primary use for garage purposes only arises if raised

The court has a discretion on procedure following refusal of the Magistrates Court to state a case not barred by decision not to pursue mandatory order for case stated condition stating revocation if further under-age sales

Enforcement of an Adjudicator’s decision, notwithstanding the party enforcing having relied on oral terms. The Court of Appeal refused permission to appeal.

Richard acted for two claimants in respect of defects to two new dwelling houses which required the properties to be re-constructed.

Matthew successfully represented Low & Bonar in challenging a fine imposed on it for a subsidiary’s involvement in a cartel between European manufacturers of industrial bags. He demonstrated that the subsidiary had only participated in meetings

Pre-determination and bias and the lawfulness of whipping following the enactment of the Local Government Act 2000.

Simon Morgan acted for the defence of a man indicted for attempted murder, rape, aggravated arson (x2) and aggravated burglary. He broke into her house at night to commit burglary. He raped her, tied her to