Freezing Orders: The good, the bad and the frozen

RPC | The Commercial Litigation Journal | September/October 2016 #69
Elizabeth Wiggin and Geraldine Elliott weigh up a recent case on freezing orders ‘The overriding consideration for the judge in deciding whether to maintain the freezing order was the interests of justice. He found that the injustice to the bank if the freezing order was discharged and the defendants were free to dissipate their assets …

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Injunctions: The road to East Anglia

Walker Morris LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | May/June 2016 #67
Andrew Beck outlines Norwich Pharmacal and explains the two tactical options recently highlighted which can be of both assistance and concern to those within data-sensitive industries ‘Norwich Pharmacal jurisdiction dictates that the applicant must establish that the order sought is necessary to enable it to seek legal redress for a wrongdoing, and that any disclosure …

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