Jon Felce’s analysis of a recent case concerning pre-action disclosure when there is an available ADR process was published by Lexis®PSL on 14 May 2020. To read the full article, click here.

PCB Senior Associate Catherine Eason considers a recent decision concerning an application for committal, and an attempt to use COVID-19 as a basis for an adjournment. To read the article, click here.

In this article, Danielle Ola and David Harby discuss a recent case in which the High Court has shown that it will not tolerate opportunism when parties plead Covid 19 as a defence to winding up. Click here to view the article.

PCB Senior Associate Catherine Eason considers a recent decision concerning an application for committal, and an attempt to use COVID-19 as a basis for an adjournment. Read the article here.

PCB’s Jon Felce, Natalie Todd and Anastasia Tropsha have written an article for the seminal issue of the ThoughtLeaders4 FIRE magazine, in which they discuss cutting-edge tools available to fight fraud in the English Courts. Click here to read the full article.

Natalie Todd and Caitlin Foster’s analysis of a recent case clarifying exceptions to without prejudice protection ( Berkeley Square Holdings and others v Lancer Property Asset Management Ltd ) was first published by Lexis®PSL on 11 May 2020.   The full article can be found here.

PCB Associate Andrew McLeod has summarised a recent High Court judgment which deals with a creditor who fell short of the threshold to obtain a freezing order, but could nonetheless demonstrate it should not be left with only its basic creditor’s rights. To read the full article, Read More

Insolvency update on commercial tenants struggling to fulfil their financial obligations in the wake of COVID-19 by Joshua Oxley. Please see here.

PCB Trainee Solicitor Anastasia Tropsha considers a recent decision on admissibility of without prejudice correspondence as evidence in support of freezing injunction applications. Click here for the full article.