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Cartel Participants Bound by Admissions

  • November 12, 2020

The Respondents in this Appeal from the Competition Appeals Tribunal (the CAT) bought or leased trucks made by the Appellants.  They alleged that the prices they paid for those trucks were artificially inflated by the Appellants’ unlawful participation in a…

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Street Cruising Classic Case for Injunction

  • November 10, 2020

For some years the West Midlands, and particularly the City of Birmingham, has been plagued with a form of anti-social behaviour known as street cruising or car cruising. On 3 October 2016 Judge Worster granted an injunction against persons unknown…

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Crocodile Tears but No Remedy for Equity Partner

  • November 5, 2020

Appeal Court judges variously expressed sympathy for the appellant (a former equity partner of Deloitte), believed that he was entitled to feel harshly treated or reluctantly agreed that his appeal must be dismissed against the global giant, but none was…

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Repudiatory Breaches Defeat Stockbroker’s Claim

  • November 3, 2020

A self-employed stockbroker lost his claim for breach of contract against one of the oldest investment and management firms on the London Stock Exchange because of his own repudiatory breaches: (1) Mr Biagino Palmeri (2) GPIM Ltd (3) BPIM Ltd…

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Clear Presidential Result or Deja Vu 2000

  • October 29, 2020

Whilst most polls give Joe Biden a clear lead in the popular vote, is the United States heading for a clear presidential result or could it just be déjà vu 2000? In a vote for President, one could be forgiven…

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Little Respect for World Order: America is First

  • September 13, 2020

Love him or hate him, he appears to have little respect for world order; America is first.  With seven weeks to go before the US Presidential Election Donald Trump seems to be regaining lost ground against his Democratic challenger, Joe…

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Hazards of Remote Hearings: Perceived Bias

  • July 28, 2020

The hazards of remote hearings and perceived bias are well illustrated by the recent Court of Appeal decision in C (A Child) [2020] EWCA Civ 987.  This so-called hybrid hearing concerned the death of an 18-month old child, the son…

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