Author: Joanne Davies
Keelys’ litigation team expands again
August 20th, 2025Keelys litigation and dispute resolution team continues to expand with the arrival of Alison Woodbridge as Solicitor. Alison will be
Keelys’ Liam Owen recognised in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2025
August 11th, 2025Keelys are proud that our Liam Owen is ranked in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2025. Liam is now
Construction Adjudications
February 17th, 2025“Pay now, argue later” is the principle. If you are a party to a qualifying construction contract, then you have
Preparing your Client for Mediation
February 10th, 2025Preparing for Mediation – Top tips and Observations from a solicitor/mediator A mediation is a useful option for parties in
Trust-related Disputes
February 5th, 2025The great property dispute; who owns what? Family disputes over who owns a property and how can often be acrimonious,
Emojis v Language: Which to Use? 🤔
March 25th, 2024In a previous blog, ‘Can an emoji lead to a contractually binding agreement?’, we discussed the Canadian case of South
‘Newcomer injunctions’ – a Supreme Court ruling on a wholly new type of injunction
January 30th, 2024Wolverhampton City Council and others v London Gypsies and Travellers and others (2023) Background The Supreme Court determined whether a
Refuse to engage in dispute resolution at your peril. Or can the court lawfully order a party to take part in dispute resolution?
December 14th, 2023A brief look into Churchill v Merthyr Tydfill County Borough Council The Court of Appeal has very recently considered the
Clause Excluding Loss of Profit is Upheld in Recent Judgment
December 4th, 2023In Pinewood Technologies Asia Pacific Limited v Pinewood Technologies Plc [2023] the court showed that it is prepared to take
No Detriment? No Problem? A look into Hudson v Hathway [2022] EWCA Civ 1648
March 1st, 2023Hudson v Hathway is the most recent case in a long line of cases concerning equitable interest in property purchased