Annabel Tinson

Annabel joined The Lawyer in May 2022 as a reporter. She primarily covers litigation and the Bar. You can follow her on both LinkedIn and Twitter.

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In court this week: Thai fraud, Huawei and Novartis

Thai businessmen fraud case begins Kicking off on Monday for a whopping 17 weeks is the high-profile case that alleges fraud against a leading renewable energy company in Thailand. The $2bn case alleged that former manager of Wind Energy Holding, Nop Narongdej, along with several other individuals and entities including the Siam Commercial Bank, have […]

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Prince Harry and Elton John file claim against Associated Newspapers

A group of high-profile individuals, including singer Elton John, Prince Harry and campaigner Doreen Lawrence have launched legal action against the publishers of The Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday and Mail Online. They are bringing the action against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), claiming they have been victims of criminal activity by journalists who hold […]

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Ex-Jones Day partner hit with £25,000 fine and costs over “burn” messages

Former Jones Day partner Raymond McKeeve has been slapped with a £25,000 fine and a costs order exceeding £600,000, having been found in contempt of court earlier this year. Mr Justice Adam Johnson today found that although “this is plainly a serious crime”, it did not warrant a custodial sentence. In August 2022, McKeeve was […]

Gary Hickinbottom, 39 Essex

The seven biggest moves at the Bar in September

The emotional shift from QC to KC in September shone a light on the Bar last month, with the Bar community slowly becoming accustomed to the change in title. September saw some big moves, with several at 39 Essex Chambers, 3PB further bolstering its family practice, and a silk moving to Hogarth Chambers from Three […]

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Russia sanctions fallout: Aviation contract disputes on the rise

The fallout from the war in Ukraine continues to pile lawsuits upon litigation lawyers, with a particularly fast-paced arena being disputes arising from Russian sanctions. One area on the rise is litigation in the aviation sector, which has seen a vast amount of claims filed in contract disputes arising from EU sanctions that ordered aircraft […]