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Mediation in the spotlight

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Return of the Italian Torpedo

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Great Expectations – The Family Farm

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Grosvenor Law partner, Robert Lawrie, recommended in the Directories for Civil Fraud

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The Calderbank offer – a Family Law perspective: what is it and when can (and should) it be used?

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Vardy v Rooney – The Case of the Missing Documents

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RBS v JP SPC 4: Banks Respite to Philipp

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No-fault Divorce

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Philipp v Barclays Bank Plc: A Re-assessment of the Parameters of a Bank’s Quincecare Duty in Push Payment Fraud

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No Fault Divorce Vlog

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A FAIR HEARING OR A BIASED JUDGE?

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In the press: Vaccinating children for Coronavirus; a Family Law perspective

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Habitual residence of a child

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Grosvenor Law is delighted to announce Jacqueline Fitzgerald has joined its growing family law team as a Partner

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Overriding confidentiality to identify wrongdoers: third party disclosure orders – a powerful tool in the right hands

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Arbitration of trust disputes in England & Wales and the Channel Islands: a feasible alternative?

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Winning isn’t everything

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DIRECTORS, DON’T MAKE IT TOO EASY TO BE SERVED!

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The Supreme Court finds that English holding companies may be responsible for the wrongs of their overseas subsidiaries

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Parties cannot have their privileged cake and eat it

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Financial disclosure in divorce proceedings and the uncreative art of “self-help”

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Grosvenor Law is delighted to welcome Richard Coopey as a Partner, expanding its commercial disputes team

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Jurisdiction and Forum in Iran dispute – Grosvenor Law successful in keenly anticipated Court of Appeal case

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The truth hurts | John Christopher Depp II v (1) News Group Newspapers Ltd. (2) Dan Wootton

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Worldwide Freezing Orders: disarming a nuclear weapon

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Meet the Team – Grosvenor Law in the Mayfair Times

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Grosvenor Law Family Team featured in the Mayfair Times

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The no nup, for when there are no nuptials

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Who’s telling? Do Non-Disclosure Agreements have a proper place in settlements?

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Dodging a bullet: reaching early determination in civil fraud proceedings

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Grosvenor Law featured in the Mayfair Times

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London – The divorce capital of the world

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The rule against reflective loss re-examined; a brave new world for company creditors?

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Mr Anonymous

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Mum’s the word | Duchy Farm Kennels v Steels [2020] EWHC 1208 (QB)

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In the Press: Grosvenor Law featured in the Financial Times

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Fighting the Good Fight

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Grosvenor Law’s Andrew Gilmore featured in Kysen’s ‘The Conversation’ blog

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No-Fault Divorce and its implications

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The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 – At a Glance

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Managing Partner Daniel Astaire featured in Business Leaders Podcast

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Privacy (sort of) triumphs | Reasonable expectation of privacy: ZXC v Bloomberg

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In the Press: Grosvenor Law’s Dan Morrison calls Angola’s probe of Isabel dos Santos ‘improper and unfair’

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Pre and Postnuptials – Preparing for the unexpected

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In the Press: Grosvenor Law’s ‘Combative Approach’

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The ‘Cummings Defence’

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Business Contracts and COVID-19: The Doctrine of Frustration

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Grosvenor Law is delighted to announce Michelle Quinn’s promotion to Partner

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Post termination restrictions in employment contracts: Why have them and what to do when they are breached

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The impact of Covid-19 on the civil courts

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Covid-19 wrongful trading provisions suspension

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Business Contracts and COVID-19: Force Majeure

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Coronavirus Update – A Note to Our Clients

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We have moved!

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Unexplained Wealth Orders – only for the ultra-wealthy? What to do if the unthinkable happens to you

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Dogs in divorce – is it time to “paws for thought”?

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The duty of good faith in commercial agreements

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Service of a claim form out of the jurisdiction

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Grosvenor Law is proud to announce the arrival of Mark Fenton to head up its growing family law department

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A second bite at the cherry; examining the requirements in appealing High Court decisions

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Grosvenor Law welcomes James Broomhall

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Putting your money where your mouth is – applications for security for costs

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Grosvenor Win In Court of Appeal

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How many civil cases actually go to trial?

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Released…for now at least | Grosvenor Law considers the Law Society’s recent report on ‘Release Under Investigation’

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John West Foods Crown Court Acquittal

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Another resounding Grosvenor Law victory

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Grosvenor Law welcomes Akram Shalabi

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‘Part 36 Offers’ – what are they and why make them?

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Say What You Mean: Medenta Finance Ltd -v- Hitachi Capital (UK) plc [2019] All ER (D) 48 (Jun)

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Directors’ Duties in the Twilight Zone

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Open Justice – is presuming confidentiality in arbitral proceedings a mistake?

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A carpenter’s tools must be used carefully – maintaining the banking relationship

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Open Justice – The Path of Secret Hearings and Privacy in the Criminal Courts.

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Open Justice – Don’t put in writing what you wouldn’t want read out in court

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Un-Wedded Bliss? The myth of the ‘common law marriage’

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That doesn’t suit me… | Anti-suit Injunctions

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Post termination restrictions in employment contracts: Why have them and what to do when they are breached

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Banged up for business: criminal liability for company directors and employees

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Quick – Don’t Run Out Of Time!

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I want to settle my case – what are the options?

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Dishonest assistance – I didn’t know guv’, honest

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The first rule of confidentiality clubs is: you do not talk about confidentiality clubs?…

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Suspicious minds – a look at Suspicious Activity Reports

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Court of Appeal upholds $10m judgment in favour of Grosvenor Law client

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Divorce reforms – What are the changes?

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Another win for Grosvenor Law in high-profile Gauguin case

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The Disclosure Pilot Scheme… will it take off?

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Family offices – partner Paul Tracey featured in FINTRX

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UK criminal investigations into Africa – a new direction?

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Seeking justice for Africa in the English courts – a growing trend?

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Trying to kill a zombie: taking action against ‘unknown’ people

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Chipping away at the ice – expanding your living expenses allowance during a freezing order

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Arrested development – The future of the European Arrest Warrant

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Enforcement of English court judgments in foreign jurisdictions

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Grosvenor Law welcomes Thomas Burton Wills

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Where there is no will, might there still be a way?

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Restraint orders – Nicola McKinney and Andrew Gilmore feature in Private Banker International

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Dodging a bullet: reaching early determination in civil fraud proceedings

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‘For richer, for poorer’ – subject to pre-nuptial agreement!

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Without Prejudice communications: think before you ink!

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Who’s telling? Do Non-Disclosure Agreements have a proper place in settlements?

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The Unexplained Wealth Order’s little brother – Account Freezing and Forfeiture Orders

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When you bring a claim and win – options for enforcing a High Court judgment in England and Wales

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Aggressive negotiation or blackmail?

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Serious Fraud Office prosecutions – trials of fraud

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Divorce Day – approaching your divorce with dignity

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Grosvenor Law’s commercial team expands with appointment of Sophie Adams

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Worldwide Freezing Orders – Partner Nicola McKinney featured in Law360

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Minority shareholder litigation: breaking up can be hard to do

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The dangers of using third party references – a warning to businesses

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Sports stars, politicians and billionaires – diplomatic immunity in the English courts

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Implication of terms: get it in writing!

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Data breaches and vicarious liability – a warning to business

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Right to stay in the shadows: privacy during criminal investigations

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Litigation funding in divorce – Tracey Rodford featured in eprivateclient

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Unexplained Wealth Orders – only for the ultra-wealthy? What to do if the unthinkable happens to you

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Unexplained Wealth Orders: The good, the bad and the unexplained

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It’s only banter …until someone sues

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Has parliamentary privilege gone too far?

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Worldwide Freezing Orders: disarming a nuclear weapon

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Entrepreneurs think differently about litigation. We fight to win.

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