Head of Commercial Dispute Resolution at Walker Morris. Fellow of the CIArb. Accredited Mediator. ADR specialist. Tweets are not advice. Views are my own.
Walker Morris’ Commercial and Dispute Resolution specialists James Crayton and Gwendoline Davies offer essential legal and practical advice for businesses concerned about Coronavirus. https://t.co/cWaNzuxhOm
International arbitration enforcement: Court of Appeal clarifies UK courts' jurisdiction to intervene
@walkermorris' international dispute resolution specialists @CDRGwen and Nick McQueen explain the practical points that arise. #arbitration
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In the recent Court of Appeal case of Secretary of State for Transport v Arriva Rail East Midlands @WMDisputes & Procurement specialists @CDRGwen & Lynsey Oakdene explain the key practical takeaways.#litigation#Procurement
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RT @WMDisputes: The latest edition of Disputes Matter includes: advice on proactive alternative dispute resolution; clarity from the courts on the concept of good faith; and what to do when commercial contracts fall short. https://t.co/l1fcQbqiu2
Litigation & Alternative Dispute Resolution in United Kingdom. Read the thoughts of Nick Lees from @WalkerMorrisUK in @FWWMagazine latest Annual Review here - https://t.co/VAJZb061Cq
Join our annual In-House Lawyer training day which addresses key questions faced by in-house lawyers. We will examine today’s circumstances, tomorrow’s possible scenarios and provide practical advice on keeping businesses moving. https://t.co/bqSPueRb2p #keepingtrademoving
Join Walker Morris on 27th November for our In-House Lawyer training day, the focus #keepingtrademoving to secure your place see details here https://t.co/rSOsX2G4Be #inhouselawyer
My latest article explains what a party needs to do to comply with a ‘reasonable endeavours’ obligation, and considers whether endeavours clauses are always a sensible solution. https://t.co/Mzrc9VrPEt #reasonableendeavours
Walker Morris' Head of Commercial Dispute Resolution Gwendoline Davies explains that the Supreme Court has now clarified the test for 'serious harm', which must be established in any defamation claim. https://t.co/H6ETPiX0rt
Anti-variation clauses: Valid after all. Walker Morris' Head of Commercial Dispute Resolution @CDRGwen explains and offers her practical advice. https://t.co/O0fBkJH3fg #contracts
Walker Morris’ Head of Commercial Dispute Resolution @CDRGwen explains new Supreme Court authority on claiming gain-based ‘negotiating’ or ‘Wrotham Park’ damages against a party in deliberate breach. https://t.co/4r4A3EJU1S
RT @wmdisputes: Our little green book of dispute resolution will be out later on in the year but in the meantime we thought we would provide you with a sneak preview of a couple of key chapters, the third being the Privilege Chapter. https://t.co/9s47L9hKXx #disputeresolution
Our little green book of dispute resolution will be out later on in the year but in the meantime we thought we would provide you with a sneak preview of a couple of key chapters, the second being the Disclosure and Inspection Chapter https://t.co/o8hJIDgWpl
Walker Morris' retail and commercial dispute resolution specialists @CDRGwen and Tim Pickworth provide an update for retailers on the European Commission's Online Dispute Resolution Platform's first year in operation. https://t.co/HBiVSwZxx9
RT @WMDisputes: The strict obligations facing a freezing order applicant have hit the legal headlines in several recent cases. Walker Morris' Commercial Dispute Resolution specialists @CDRGwen and Tim Pickworth explain. https://t.co/TiqUM9qMxY #freezingorder