Articles in ‘Dispute Resolution’ Category

Paul Dorrans joins RWK Goodman as a Partner in the Dispute Resolution team, based in their London office.

Injunctions are the “nuclear weapons” in the armoury of the court. They can be effective weapons in civil fraud claims, or indeed in any claim where parties are in dispute and where asset preservation…

If you have a client who has attended a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting (MIAM), the Mediator has indicated that the case is suitable for mediation, and your client and the other party have…

If you have a client who you think would benefit from attending mediation you may refer them to a mediator, and the mediator will invite them to attend a Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting…

About Chloe Chloe joined RWK Goodman in 2021. Prior to joining, Chloe trained with a top 200 law firm, qualifying into their Commercial Litigation department in 2019. Chloe graduated from the University of Greenwich…

Picture the scenario, you are looking for new financial or energy deal, for ease you appoint a broker to find the best product on the market. This is common place, but has your broker…

Since 2020 the awareness of cryptocurrency has continued to increase. In June 2021, consumer research by the Financial Conduct Authority suggested that 78% of adults in the UK have now heard of cryptocurrencies and…

 You can also listen to our podcast on your podcast platform of choice – find it here > Welcome to this episode. This time we’re talking crypto fraud with Head of Dispute Resolution…

Sadly, fighting a case in court and obtaining a money judgment does not always result in the debt being paid. A judgment debt can remain unsatisfied in part or in full for a number…

An interim “statute” bill is a complete and final invoice for a defined period of a client’s instructions to his or her solicitor, and can only be delivered if there is an express (or…