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Wilberforce wins Best Chambers for Quality of Work at the Legal Cheek Awards
We are delighted to announce that Wilberforce won Best Chambers for Quality of Work at the Legal Cheek Awards. This award reflects the quality of the work that Chambers sees across our various practice areas. Hayley Duggan (Head of BD... Read more
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Anti-suit injunctions and third parties — Manta Penyez Shipping Inc & others v Zuhoor Alsaeed Foodstuff Company
Daniel Jukes has written a case note on Manta Penyez Shipping Inc and another v Zuhoor Alsaeed Foodstuff Company which has recently been published in LexisNexis. The decision of Cockerill J reinforces the ability of a non-party who is not... Read more
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Anthony Christopher Taussig
Anthony Christopher Taussig passed away on the 3rd April 2025. He retired from Chambers in 2006 after a distinguished career in trusts and tax over a period of some forty years. His exceptional drafting skills, honed by his degree in... Read more
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Property Breakfast Briefing – Insurance rent and landlords’ commissions
This Property Breakfast Briefing will discuss London Trocadero (2015) LLP v Picture Cinemas Ltd [2025] EWHC 1247 (Ch), which was handed down on 23 May 2025. The common practice of landlords profiting from insurance commissions at their tenants’ expense What landlords are... Read more
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Landlord required to repay hundreds of thousands of pounds of unlawfully charged insurance commissions to tenant
London Trocadero (2015) LLP v Picturehouse Cinemas Limited [2025] EWHC 1247 (Ch) Criterion Group – the landlord of c. £4bn of property in central London – has been required by Mr Justice Richards to repay hundreds of thousands of pounds... Read more
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Judgment handed down in Re Petrofac Ltd
On 20 May 2025, Mr Justice Marcus Smith handed down judgment in the matter of Re Petrofac Ltd [2025] EWHC 1250 (Ch), sanctioning a major restructuring plan under Part 26A of the Companies Act 2006. Daniel Petrides acted for the Retail Investor Advocate... Read more
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Supreme Court hands down judgment in Waller-Edwards v One Savings Bank
The Supreme Court handed down judgment today in Waller-Edwards v One Savings Bank plc, providing clarification about the circumstances in which a bank is “put on inquiry” that a mortgage has been procured by undue influence. Where a lender is... Read more
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The Edward Nugee Memorial Lectures 2025
A series of Edward Nugee Memorial Pensions Lectures took place in June 2025. Click here to view the talk papers The truth about Verity Trustees: lessons for future litigation: Managing long Part 8 trials Paul Newman KC Reflections on Attribution... Read more
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Remind Me About … Winding Up DB Schemes
Daniel Jukes has written an article for the Pensions Barrister website considering the topical issue of winding up DB pension schemes. The article considers the process of winding up both solvent and insolvent DB schemes, as well as highlighting some... Read more
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Non-party costs order made against directors of an insolvent company: Re MPB Developments Limited
Re MPB Developments Limited [2025] EWHC 1291 (Ch) It is often said that non-party costs orders are to be regarded as “exceptional” orders. But this only means that a non-party costs order is not made “in the ordinary run of... Read more