The Facility is governed by English law, and includes a provision granting the English Courts exclusive jurisdiction in all relevant aspects so far as actions brought by Sovcombank are concerned ...

A recent judgment of the English Commercial Court in V Ships Ltd v Luna Management Corp [2025] EWHC 3329 (Comm), illustrates not only the willingness of the English courts to grant anti‑suit ...

Foreign litigants seem to have better access to courts than British taxpayers – who, after all, do fund the legal system Are the English courts becoming the preserve of the world's super-rich? London ...

Contrary to almost every prediction made after the 2016 Brexit referendum, London has not lost ground as an arbitral seat. In 2024, 89% of LCIA arbitrations were seated in London, up from 86% the year ...

“It is the contractual arrangement which ETSI has created in its IPR Policy which gives the [English] court jurisdiction to determine a FRAND licence and which lies at the heart of these appeals.” – ...

The English Court of Appeal has dismissed India's challenge to an arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction over a dispute brought by ...

The English High Court has seen a number of recent cases arising out of, or affected by, the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022. In particular, there have been a number of procedural jurisdictional ...

Peter Brownlow and Mark Hilton of Bird & Bird consider the impact of Brexit on international IP cases heard in England For more than 200 years, the courts of England and Wales have been hearing ...

It's English law, in English - but the courtroom is in Paris. According to French reports, the new "international chamber" is an attempt to capitalise on Brexit and steal London's crown as a global ...

In an increasingly globalised (and regulated) world, there seems to be an inexorable trend for proceedings to become ever more cross-border in nature – and ever more complex. The same evidence may be ...