Jess Harrold
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Nick Dowding QC: I’ve got a new lease of life
It’s been a year since Nick Dowding QC shocked the legal profession by announcing his departure from Falcon Chambers to join Malcolm Hollis. Jess Harrold spoke to him about the…
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Diary: Xu’s mic-drop moment
Diary headed to London’s Royal Albert Dock last week for the topping out of the first building at the new business district being developed by China’s ABP.
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High Court rules on duties of ‘shadow directors’
The High Court has dismissed claims made by collapsed buy-to-let company Instant Access Properties (IAP) and its liquidators against two men they claimed were “shadow” directors who allegedly participated in…
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Diary: disparate figures gather for dinner
Ever wondered what Vicky Pollard, the Terminator, Michelangelo and Heraclitus might chat about if they ever had the opportunity to sit down at a dinner party?
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A tale of two professions: Nick Dowding QC on life at Malcolm Hollis
EG’s Jess Harold caught up with renowned silk Nick Dowding QC to talk about making the switch from Falcon Chambers and about life at Malcolm Hollis
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Diary: From Formula One to high-flying property
The glamorous locations. The high-adrenaline thrills. The champagne corks popping. The surveying profession is just like Formula One, when you think about it
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First day for Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner launches today as a financially integrated global law firm with a combined revenue of more than $900m (£640m)
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Ashurst appoints Hardy from rival Squire Patton Boggs
Alison Hardy is to join Ashurst as a partner in its real estate dispute resolution team
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Diary: The lure of DeLorean
Even Eddie Irvine can’t resist going Back to the Future. Plus shopping with dinosaurs and a stormy situation at MIPIM
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Court of Appeal paves way for Paddington Cube to proceed
The Court of Appeal has refused architecture conservation group Save Britain’s Heritage (SAVE) permission to pursue a legal challenge to planning permission for a 19-storey tower, called The Cube, opposite…
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Diary: A miserable start for Manchester at MIPIM
The city gets swept away in Cannes, while Coffey almost comes a cropper
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BHS landlord victory offers CVA salvation
Landlords that have been left out of pocket as a result of company voluntary arrangements agreed with collapsed retailers have won a crucial high court ruling that will see them…