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TheJudge Earn a Top Chambers & Partners Rank for 5th Consecutive Year
Thejudge• June 26th, 2024
Congratulations to our team on another Chambers top rank. Congratulations to our team at TheJudge for once again receiving a top ranking from Chambers and Partners. We are immensely proud to be recognised by our clients for … Continued
Frequently Asked Questions: Understanding Judgment Preservation Insurance
Thejudge• May 9th, 2024
What is judgment preservation insurance? Judgment preservation insurance serves as a safety net for plaintiffs who have secured favorable rulings in trial courts. This specialized insurance shields against the risk of reversal or reduction in damages or legal fees. … Continued
Shell seeks millions from firm they say acted as ‘funder’ and ‘party’ to failed matter without ATE
Thejudge• April 2nd, 2024
A recent order from the High Court has put listed law firm, Rosenblatt at the centre of a multimillion-pound dispute over costs in Jalla v. Shell. The High Court has now allowed for cost order proceedings to be issued against … Continued
The importance of careful insurer selection – it’s not just about price
Thejudge• November 6th, 2023
When it comes to purchasing any type of litigation insurance, including ATE insurance, price tends to be the primary consideration in the minds of would-be purchasers and those representing them. And that’s understandable – in the current landscape, the cost … Continued
UK Competition Appeal Tribunal Consolidates Two Competing Actions – An Industry First
Thejudge• November 1st, 2023
The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has recently realised another first in approving the consolidation of two competing separate actions in the ad-tech sector against Google, therefore avoiding a ‘carriage dispute’ about which of the claims would be most suitable … Continued
Muzammil Shaikh
Thejudge• March 27th, 2024
Alternative billing without additional risk? Litigation Insurance can help.
Thejudge• June 26th, 2022
As recently reported in City A.M., an overwhelming majority of the UK’s most prominent law firms are now facing pressure from their existing and prospective clients to cut the costs of their services and make use of alternative billing arrangements. … Continued
RENEWAL OF DIAC RULES INCLUDE UPDATES ON THIRD PARTY FUNDING AND COSTS RECOVERY
Thejudge• April 29th, 2022
On the 2nd of March 2022, the Dubai International Arbitration Centre (“DIAC”) published the DIAC Arbitration Rules 2022 (“the 2022 Rules”). The Rules follow the re-launch of DIAC by Decree No. 34 of Year 2021, which abolished existing arbitration centres … Continued
Tech Giants fail in bids to reveal ATE premiums in the CAT
Thejudge• March 7th, 2022
The Competition Appeal Tribunal (“CAT”) has refused to disclose a proposed representative claimant’s after-the-event insurance premiums to Google, ruling for the second time in recent months, that to do so would give the defendant an ‘unfair tactical advantage’. As part … Continued
