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‘An unusual case in all sorts of ways’ – English High Court Considers Administration Application for Russian VTB Bank’s London Arm

By John Houghton, Partha S. Pal, Ian Bean & Matthew Finnie ‡ on April 7, 2022
Posted in Economic Sanctions, Export Controls, Featured, GT Alert, Litigation, Restructuring & Bankruptcy, Russia, Sanction

In a hearing yesterday, 6 April 2022, the High Court considered an application of the directors of VTB Capital PLC (VTB UK) for the appointment …
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Greenberg Traurig Succeeds in Limitation Trial for Client Tradition Financial Services Ltd

By Masoud Zabeti, Ian Bean & Halimah Sattar on April 1, 2022
Posted in Featured, GT Alert, GT News, Litigation, UK

In a judgment handed down by Marcus Smith J, the High Court Judge (Chancery Division) held that the Claimants’ claims brought against Tradition Financial Services…
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Business Disputes in the UK 2022

By Annabel Thomas & Thai Nguyen on March 17, 2022
Posted in Business Disputes, Featured, GT Alert, Litigation, UK Civil Fraud

This GT Advisory looks at the types of claims UK businesses, their directors and shareholders may be involved in over the next few years, including…
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Unfair Prejudice Petitions in the UK: Conduct of the Affairs of the Company is King

By Kathryn Garbett & Bethany Histed on February 17, 2022
Posted in Civil Fraud, Featured, GT Alert, Litigation, Unfair Prejudice Petitions

The Court of Appeal has clarified that to succeed on an unfair prejudice petition, the petitioner must demonstrate the unfair prejudice results from the conduct…
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