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Fraudulent misrepresentation and conspiracy case looks at elements of deceit

Fraudulent misrepresentation and conspiracy case looks at elements of deceit A recent fraudulent misrepresentation and unlawful means conspiracy case has looked at the elements needed to prove a claim. A hearing in the case of GI Globinvestment Ltd & ors v Federico Faleschini & ors [2024] examined whether the claimants’ case against some of

Fraudulent misrepresentation and conspiracy case looks at elements of deceit2024-10-07T11:24:42+01:00

The new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and its impact

The new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and its impact The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) has received Royal Assent. The new act aims to stop organised criminals, fraudsters, kleptocrats and terrorists from using corporate bodies such as companies and partnerships for their purposes. It is also intended to

The new Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and its impact2024-08-06T11:38:08+01:00

Shareholder rights and remedies: How can I resolve a shareholder dispute?

Shareholder remedies: How can I resolve a shareholder dispute? When a shareholder’s rights have not been observed by a company and/or its directors, it is possible for them to ask the court to impose a fair remedy. There are three bases on which an application can be made to the court for shareholder remedies

Shareholder rights and remedies: How can I resolve a shareholder dispute?2024-06-20T14:32:07+01:00

Misrepresentation and the 11 facts you need to know

Misrepresentation and the 11 facts you need to know When someone is induced to enter into a contract because of a false statement made to them by the other party to the contract and they subsequently suffer a loss because of their reliance on that false statement, they are a victim of misrepresentation. A

Misrepresentation and the 11 facts you need to know2024-09-04T12:58:01+01:00

Security for costs relating to Claimant’s based outside of England and Wales

Security for costs relating to Claimant’s based outside of England and Wales  There is a general principle in litigation that the losing party will pay the successful party’s legal costs. Where a defendant has concerns that the other side may not pay their costs, they can ask the court to make a security for

Security for costs relating to Claimant’s based outside of England and Wales2024-04-04T14:52:27+01:00

Breach of contract explained and the 7 questions you need to ask

Breach of contract explained and the 7 questions you need to ask Contracts form the basis of legal agreements in all areas of life. They do not have to be in writing, although most are, particularly when dealing with business matters. Every valid contract must have four key elements: offer, acceptance, consideration (ie. something

Breach of contract explained and the 7 questions you need to ask2024-01-16T12:19:24+00:00

Director Disqualification: what do I need to know?

Director Disqualification: what do I need to know? When a company director fails to carry out their legal responsibilities, they run the risk of being disqualified. This can be a lengthy procedure resulting in a period of disqualification during which it is not permitted to form, promote or manage a company. The main law

Director Disqualification: what do I need to know?2023-12-04T15:27:19+00:00

Received a winding-up petition? 9 things you need to consider

Received a winding up petition? 9 things you need to consider A winding up petition is a legal document that can be served by a company’s creditors when they are owed money by the company. If the debt amounts to £750 or more, then a creditor has the right to go to court and

Received a winding-up petition? 9 things you need to consider2023-12-04T15:27:45+00:00

What Are My Rights in Shareholder Disputes?

What Are My Rights in Shareholder Disputes? It is often the case that disputes arise between shareholders and company directors. Those involved may have different opinions in respect of the direction of the company, be concerned about the level or risk or debt being taken on or believe that decisions are being made that

What Are My Rights in Shareholder Disputes?2023-11-09T14:39:47+00:00

What are the different types of misrepresentation?

What are the different types of misrepresentation? When entering into a business contract, a variety of statements are usually made setting out the details and background of the deal. If someone enters into a contract in reliance on a statement that later turns out to be untrue, this is misrepresentation. The false statement does

What are the different types of misrepresentation?2023-09-18T14:48:47+01:00

What Are Directors’ Duties When a Company Is Insolvent?

What Are Directors’ Duties When a Company Is Insolvent? If a company becomes insolvent, it is crucial that its directors comply with their legal duties. Failure to do so can result in personal liability for the company’s debts as well as legal action and disqualification from being a company director or being involved in

What Are Directors’ Duties When a Company Is Insolvent?2023-09-13T16:24:58+01:00

Minority shareholder disputes: What are your rights?

Minority shareholder disputes: What are your rights? While minority shareholders have limited powers under the terms of the Companies Act 2006, a dispute can cause substantial disruption to a company if it is not dealt with promptly. Disagreements can arise when shareholders object to a certain course of action, when they believe that directors

Minority shareholder disputes: What are your rights?2023-08-16T15:37:04+01:00

Supreme Court decision on litigation funding causes concern

Supreme Court decision on litigation funding causes concern A recent Supreme Court case has cast doubt on the validity of certain types of litigation funding agreements or LFAs. We look at the detail of R (on the application of PACCAR Inc and others) (Appellants) v Competition Appeal Tribunal and others (Respondents) [2023] UKSC 28. 

Supreme Court decision on litigation funding causes concern2023-08-09T11:48:07+01:00

A guide to remedies for breach of contract: Disputes, resolutions and damages

A guide to remedies for breach of contract When one party to a contract fails to fulfil their obligations under it, it's classed as a breach of contract. Where the other party suffers a loss because of this, they are entitled to ask for a remedy. Before taking action against breach of contract, it

A guide to remedies for breach of contract: Disputes, resolutions and damages2023-07-24T14:40:34+01:00

11 Key Differences Between Arbitration vs Litigation

11 Key Differences Between Arbitration vs Litigation Dealing with a legal dispute is never easy. By involving an expert dispute resolution solicitor early on, you stand the best chance of the right outcome. Options open to you include arbitration and litigation. We look at what arbitration and litigation are as well as 11

11 Key Differences Between Arbitration vs Litigation2023-07-17T16:29:17+01:00
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