Natalie Todd recently wrote a case summary on  Zeus Investors v HSBC Bank Plc in which the Court found that unnamed claimants cannot seek Norwich Pharmacal relief.  This article was first published by Lexis®PSL on 08/12/2020. Click here to read the full article.

Jon Felce’s analysis of the recent Lakatamia case concerning the collateral use of documents in related proceedings was published by Lexis®PSL on 3 December 2020. To read the full article, click here

Jon Felce’s article ‘Developments in Contempt Proceedings – A Get Out of Jail Free Card?’ was published in ThoughtLeaders4’s FIRE Magazine – 2020 in Review. Please see here.

Partner Jon Felce, together with Counsel Matthew McGhee of Twenty Essex, successfully obtained permission on behalf of a victim of fraud to use Norwich Pharmacal/Bankers Trust disclosure to make claims against the disclosing bank: see further here.

Nick Ractliff and Jack Beevers review a recent success in an asset recovery case, where the Court of Appeal was required to consider the position on abuse of process. Click here to read the full article.

PCB Litigation is proud to be included in the Times Best Law Firms 2021 report.  See our coverage here.

Natalie Todd and Anastasia Tropsha review a recent High Court decision setting aside a previous judgment on the ground of forgery, proven through expert handwriting analysis. This article was first published on LexisPSL on 2 October 2020. Click here to read the full article.

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Natalie Todd and Anastasia Tropsha review a recent judgment of Moulder J, which considers misrepresentation, rescission and loss of chance in commercial litigation. This article was first published on LexisPSL on 15 October 2020. Click here to read the full article.

PCB Litigation is delighted to share its continued tier 1 ranking for civil fraud, one of only four such UK firms with this accolade. Both Anthony Riem and Trevor Mascarenhas also maintain their top tier rankings.

Jon Felce will be moderating a panel on ‘How to secure your fighting fund’ on 22 October 2020 as part of AIJA’s Litigation Commission Day - see more here: https://www.aija.org/en/event-detail/567.

We are delighted to share the news that PCB Litigation has maintained its ranking in The Legal 500 as a tier 1 firm for civil fraud, as well as being ranked for banking litigation and commercial litigation. The team has also received a number of plaudits, with members recognised as Leading Individuals, Next Generation Partners and Rising Stars.