The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention upholds all three grounds for five IPP prisoners, finding no legal basis for post-tariff detention, as lawyers prepare a habeas corpus challenge.
The Supreme Court holds that English courts can declare whether patent pool licence terms are FRAND at an implementer's request, reversing the Court of Appeal in Tesla's challenge…
The Law Commission is examining a consumer class actions regime for England and Wales. This tracker records milestones, the scoping questions and the interaction with the CAT opt-out…
What SEPs and FRAND commitments are, how English courts set global licence rates, and where jurisdiction now stands for patent pools after the Supreme Court's Tesla v InterDigital…
A public interest intervention notice was not issued in the Paramount Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, because the Culture Secretary accepted a legally binding deed of undertaking…
An unfair prejudice petition under section 994 succeeded in Peter Waddell HoldCo v Bluebell Cars Holding [2026] EWHC 2028 (Ch), against a private equity investor whose contractual rights…
Unfair prejudice under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006 lets a member petition where company affairs are conducted in a way that unfairly harms members. The word…
An explainer on enforcing a foreign judgment in England and Wales: the statutory registration regimes, the Hague Conventions, common law recognition, and where Drelle leaves the insolvency route.
In Drelle v Servis-Terminal [2026] UKSC 29 the Supreme Court held that an unrecognised foreign judgment can be a debt under section 267 of the Insolvency Act 1986.