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Georgina Squire

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Wolverhampton: potential application to fraud?
12 April 2024
Civil litigation.
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Is your cross-undertaking adequate?
14 July 2023
Freezing orders.
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More haste, less speed: flushing out dirty money
29 July 2022
Economic crime.
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Witness statements: changing the culture
15 March 2021
Civil litigation.
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Clarity on ‘dominant purpose’ test
24 February 2020
The Court of Appeal has provided important guidance in relation to LAP in two recent judgments.
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Derivative actions and unfair prejudice petitions
23 September 2019
Shareholder claims
Opinion
London as an international dispute hub
2019-04-02T11:15:00
London courts are pre-eminent but in a competitive post-Brexit world there is no room for complacency.
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Calculating diminution in value
8 October 2018
Quantifying diminution of value as a form of damages poses problems for litigators and the courts.
Opinion
Are the courts embracing technology?
2018-05-04T10:51:00
Judicial Ways of Working: 2022. What are the main challenges?
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Dispute resolution: Changing litigation culture
26 February 2018
The Shorter Trials Scheme deserves to become a routine feature of dispute resolution.
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Litigation – 2017 in review
27 November 2017
BPE Solicitors v Hughes-Holland [2017] UKSC 21, a solicitors’ negligence claim, was the Supreme Court’s first opportunity to review the 20-year-old House of Lords SAAMCO principle, which underpins the calculation of loss in professional negligence claims. The court reaffirmed the SAAMCO judgment, referred to by Lord Sumption as ‘one of ...

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