The construction contract ‘smash-and-grab’ is dead…long live the ‘smash-and-grab’…
This is not the 'smash and grab' diamond heist you [...]
Taking the battle online: 10 good reasons to go with Griffin Law
We like to think we're a bit different. More and [...]
Griffin Law expands Litigation Team
Griffin Law, The Legal 500-ranked Leading Law Firm, of West [...]
Dispute Resolution: should you resort to litigation or arbitration?
When a dispute arises between commercial parties, the ‘normal’ forum [...]
How easy is it to remove an Arbitrator?
Arbitration is a private litigation process governed by certain rules [...]
Court of Appeal overturns strike out of claim for abuse of process because of previous arbitration decision
The Court of Appeal has allowed an appeal from a [...]
Arbitration. Adjudication. Mediation. Alternative Dispute Resolution: does it work?
Litigation now consists of a myriad of alternative procedures now [...]
No Stay, No Strike Out in the TCC
The case of Connect Plus (M25) Ltd v Highways England [...]
Third party funder fees recoverable as costs of arbitration (English Commercial Court)
The English Commercial Court has rejected a challenge to an [...]
Be reasonable – or else…
Since 1999, the rules governing litigation have been, in truth, [...]