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Judgment in franchise dispute; Dwyer (UK) Franchising Ltd v Fredbar Ltd & Bartlett

18th May 2021

Judgment was handed down last week in the case of Dwyer (UK) Franchising Ltd v Fredbar Ltd & Bartlett [2021] EWHC 1218 (Ch). David E. Grant acted for the Defendants in this expedited trial on liability and injunctive relief between a franchisor and ex-franchisee.

What will the public inquiry into the government’s handling of Covid-19 look like?

14th May 2021

Following the PM’s announcement on Wednesday, we revisit an article by Harriet Jerram explaining what a public inquiry would look like. This article was written in the height of the pandemic in July 2020.

The Good Faith Problem

10th Nov 2020

Chloë Bell and Saaman Pourghadiri discuss the ‘Good Faith Problem’ in our latest commercial webinar.

Hearings by electronic communication – updated to reflect the changes made on 8 October 2020 to the 2013 ET Rules

9th Oct 2020

What can be achieved via electronic means within the 2013 Employment Tribunal Rules? Andrew Allen QC has updated his earlier article to reflect the changes to the 2013 ET Rules made on 8 October 2020?

Coronavirus (Covid-19) Update

1st Oct 2020

Remote Working Arrangements Updated 4 November 2020 In line with the recent government update on further lockdown measures, Outer Temple Chambers will operate predominantly on a remote basis. All client meetings are being conducted virtually and our practice management team are able to arrange conferences via video link or audio call, in line with client read more…

A deep dive into the moratorium – a lender’s perspective

9th Sep 2020

With suspension of insolvency enforcement due to end shortly, lenders face the prospect of borrowers entering the new, free-standing moratorium. Andrew Spink QC, Justina Stewart and Saaman Pourghadiri consider the impact of the new moratorium from a lender’s perspective. How vulnerable are lenders upon entry into the moratorium? Which categories of charge holders are more read more…

What would a public inquiry into the government’s handling of Covid-19 look like?

30th Jul 2020

Harriet Jerram considers what a public inquiry into the Covid 19 response might look like and whether it would meet the need for a rapid and focussed response to mitigate any future public health disaster.

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