
Associate Genevieve Douglas examines disclosure orders in jurisdiction challenges
Associate Genevieve Douglas explores the recent case Alesayi v Bank Audi SAL, which held that disclosure orders in jurisdiction disputes are not the norm but will be granted in cases where it is “proportionate and necessary”.

Of Counsel Alina Neal explores Borelli & Ors v Otaibi & Ors in The Global Legal Post
Of Counsel Alina Neal discusses the recent Commercial Court case Borelli & Ors v Otaibi & Ors, and examines how it offers useful insight into the role of jurisdiction clauses.

Partner Mark Hastings ranked for Asset Recovery in Who’s Who Legal 2024
Partner Mark Hastings has again been ranked as a “Recommended’ lawyer for Asset Recovery in Who’s Who Legal 2024.

Partner Abigail Healey and Associate Genevieve Douglas explore exclusive jurisdiction clauses in Law360
Partner Abigail Healey and Associate Genevieve Douglas examine what might constitute "strong reasons" for an English court to refuse to enforce an exclusive jurisdiction clause in favour of a foreign court.

Partner Abigail Healey comments on recent Supreme Court ruling on malicious falsehood claims in Law360
Partner Abigail Healey comments on recent Supreme Court ruling on malicious falsehood claims in Law360.

Partner Michael Barnett and Paralegal Kieran Bailey explore recent developments in the context of APP Fraud in Solicitors Journal
Partner Michael Barnett and Paralegal Kieran Bailey discuss the impact of incoming banking regulation and legislation following recent fraud cases such as Philipp v Barclays Bank PLC.

Alina Neal joins Quillon Law as Of Counsel
We are pleased to announce the appointment of expert commercial litigator Alina Neal to Of Counsel to Quillon Law.

Partner Mark Hastings interviewed by City A.M. on the rise of litigation boutiques
Partner Mark Hastings was recently interviewed by City A.M. on the rise of litigation boutiques, exploring the role of these specialised firms in high-profile commercial litigation and civil fraud cases in London's courts.


