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26 September 2018

Dealing with costs in trusts and probate proceedings - Part 1: liability for trustees

Recent decisions in the Sheffield case has highlighted the court’s distinctive approach to dealing with costs in trusts and probate proceedings, and is a reminder to trustees in particular as to their potential litigation costs exposure where they are in default.

Ryan Mowat

26 September 2018

Another knockout blow for streaming servers?

Anthony Joshua not only successfully defended his WBA, IBF, IBO and WBO titles when finishing off his Russian opponent Alexander Povetkin in the 7th round in the Wembley Stadium boxing ring on Saturday night but he also was a winner in the more rarefied surroundings of the Business and Property Court (Intellectual Property List Chancery Division) of the High Court of Justice just 2 days before.

3 September 2018

Paying a sacked sports manager

Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen lost his legal battle with former manager in Denmark - Sue Thackeray considers whether the decision would be the same in the UK

Sue Thackeray

31 August 2018

Confidentiality and Court documents: a Court of Appeal decision narrows access to the Court file

Clients often ask whether their documents will become publicly available once they are filed at court. The recent Court of Appeal judgment in Dring v Cape Intermediate Holdings Limited [2018] EWCA Civ 1795 was a useful examination of the principle of open justice.

Hannah Fitzwilliam

31 August 2018

Minor children and reasonable financial provision

The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (“the 1975 Act”) enables a child of the deceased to make a claim against his or her estate provided that they can show that they were financially dependent on the deceased and that the deceased did not make adequate provision for them in their will (or by an intestacy).

Katherine Pymont

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