Rebekah Parker

Legal advice privilege and internal corporate communications

Legal advice privilege and internal corporate communications

In a significant ruling on disclosure (Aabar Holdings SARL v Glencore Plc), the Commercial Court has held that legal advice privilege can attach to certain internal documents and communications within a corporate “client group” even where no lawyer is copied in - provided the dominant purpose is for seeking legal advice.

Beyond Borders: The Power and Limits of Bankers Trust Orders

Beyond Borders: The Power and Limits of Bankers Trust Orders

The Courts of England and Wales remain an attractive choice for international litigants, with international parties representing a significant number of Claimants and Defendants in fraud cases in England and Wales. In this article, we explore the strategic advantages of Bankers Trust Orders.

Re Mitt Wearables- Part 1 Inconsistent Agreements: The pitfalls and how to avoid them

Re Mitt Wearables- Part 1 Inconsistent Agreements: The pitfalls and how to avoid them

In July 2023, judgment was given in the case of Re Mitt Wearables, an unfair prejudice petition brought under section 994 of the Companies Act 2006. Laytons ETL acted for Koalaa Ltd (the innovative designer and manufacturer of soft sleeve prosthetics), one of the successful respondents to the petition.

Laytons ETL's October Highlights

Laytons ETL's October Highlights

As we reach the end of October, it’s time to reflect on the significant achievements and contributions of Laytons ETL over the last month. It’s been a busy month filled with international conferences, knowledge sharing and team socials! 


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