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Shareholder disputes are common, many and varied.  The parties can often become entrenched and the dispute can become hard fought.  Because of this, and the need for the shareholder to safeguard their financial interest in the company, the…

After it had been rumbling under (and occasionally just above) the surface for some time, news broke yesterday of the joint announcement by 12 of Europe’s elite clubs of the formal creation of the European Super League (ESL). Understandably, the…

Shortly after I finished last week’s ramblings came the news of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh. Commentary on him, his life, his significance in the development of our constitutional monarchy and the impact and implications of his no longer…

On the 9th April last year, Boris Johnson was moved out of the intensive care unit at St Thomas’s Hospital having turned the corner in his personal battle with Covid. With the benefit of hindsight and our subsequent experience of how dangerous the…