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Joanna Smith QC to speak at Construction Law Conference
Joanna Smith QC will be speaking at the annual Construction Law conference (White Paper) – Construction Law: Shaping New Cases into Solution-Focused Advice for Clients Her session will cover: Liquidated Damages When does an agreed liquidated damages clause go too far... Read more
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Estoppel in pensions cases
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NEW: Property Update (Issue 1)
This first issue will explore five key cases in which members of the Wilberforce Property Team have recently been involved. Our aim is to provide easy access to discussion and analysis of some of our latest cases for the property... Read more
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Wilberforce Cayman Conference
The Wilberforce Annual Cayman Conference will be taking place this year on Tuesday 22 September. The seminar sessions are listed below and the aim is to provide hand-out notes and cover key issues on each topic which will present opportunities for... Read more
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Wilberforce BVI Conference
Wilberforce Chambers will be hosting our second annual BVI Conference on Thursday 24 September on Peter Island. The seminars are listed below and the aim is to provide hand-out notes and cover key issues on each topic which will present opportunities... Read more
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Ground-breaking judicial decision in Nortel
The Canadian and US Courts hearing an unprecedented joint cross-border trial have delivered their judgments as to how the Nortel Group’s residual assets should be distributed. In groundbreaking judgments, both Judges agreed that those US$7bn worth of assets should be... Read more
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Wood v Waddington
Court of Appeal decision on easements The Court of Appeal has today delivered judgment in Wood v Waddington. Mr and Mrs Wood, the appellants, claimed several rights of way over the land of their neighbour, Mr Waddington. The rights were... Read more
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Court of Appeal decision on easements
The Court of Appeal has today delivered judgment in Wood v Waddington. Mr and Mrs Wood, the appellants, claimed several rights of way over the land of their neighbour, Mr Waddington. The rights were said to have arisen when the... Read more
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Vindicating shareholder rights under nominee and custodian agreements
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Landlord’s Consent The Potted Guide: Cracking the basics