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David Greene, our Head of Class Action and Finance Litigation recently spoke to Law360 about the state of litigation funding sector, in the light of the current economic situation, particularly as interest rates continue to rise.
Litigation funders have been buoyed by more than a decade of low interest rates. But central banks worldwide


Ian Chai (Barrister – Associate) of our Litigation team examines the London Commercial Court’s decision in Buheiry v VistaJet Ltd [2022] EWHC 2998 (Comm) and particularly the high hurdles to set aside arbitration awards, in a new article for LexisPSL.
Arbitration analysis: Mr Buheiry, the claimant, sought to set aside a London Court of International Arbitration


Edwin Coe is delighted to announce that World Trademarks Review has once again recommended Head of Intellectual Property Simon Miles for trade mark enforcement and litigation, and Partner, Clare Lehr for trade mark prosecution and strategy, in the new edition of their WTR 1000 directory.
Simon commented, “It is an honour for Claire and I


David Greene looks at the increasing number of class actions in the UK banking sector and how banks should prepare for them, in a new article written for Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence.
Claims against banks by existing or former clients for loss arising from bank conduct are nothing new. Due to clever online frauds and

Edwin Coe is delighted to announce that it advised a private buyer on their purchase of Whalesborough Holiday Cottages and Spa, following a confidential marketing process.
The development is located on the North Cornwall coast near Bude, comprising more than 411 acres, a range of residential properties, a five-star holiday letting business with substantial development