I'm pleased to introduce this latest edition of Inside Disputes, bringing together insights and analysis from across our award-winning Disputes team at Mishcon de Reya.
As underscored in MV2030, our recently announced strategic 5-year plan, disputes work is in our DNA and will remain an area for investment in the future. This edition once again demonstrates the breadth of our expertise. Topics range from the cutting-edge digital challenges posed to organisations by deepfake fraud to fundamental commercial law principles, including implied terms, as well as practical guidance on navigating HMRC disputes.
Coverage of key Supreme Court and Privy Council decisions also features prominently. Highlights include Bilta (UK) Ltd v Tradition, providing essential guidance on limitation and liability; URS v BDW, sharpening the rules on consultant liability; the abolition of the shareholder rule in Jardine v Oasis Investments; and insights on the balance to be struck between human rights and sanctions rules in Shvidler v Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs.
As the new court term progresses, we are looking forward to continuing our busy programme of events, from our Disputes Essentials breakfast seminars, through to our Nightmare Scenario flash digital sessions. If you aren't already signed up to receive notifications, please subscribe to our mailing list.