Remedies: One small step

Walker Morris LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | September/October 2018 #81
Gwendoline Davies explores Supreme Court case law on contractual damages ‘It is necessary for the court to consider post-breach events known at the assessment of damages if they are relevant to and affect the claimant’s loss.’ Commercial parties are generally aware that a breach of contract gives rise, in the majority of cases, to a …

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Procedure: Skeletons in the cupboard

RPC | The Commercial Litigation Journal | November/December 2013 #52
Adam Forster examines a case with many lessons for practitioners ‘Omissions from the pleadings can have serious consequences, and the court will (or, at least, should) confine its consideration to the pleaded cases.’ The Court of Appeal has recently handed down judgment in the case of Credit Suisse AG v Arabian Aircraft & Equipment Leasing …

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