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Megan Knowles

  • Legal Assistant, Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
Chicago
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Court of Appeal case featuring Russell-Cooke listed among The Lawyer’s Top 10 Appeals of 2026

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By John Gould, Michael J Stacey, Megan Knowles
| Russell-Cooke Solicitors
The appeal, listed for hearing on 24 February 2026, challenges a High Court ruling on who is authorised under the Legal Services Act to conduct litigation - an issue that has widespread implications for the legal profession. The Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEX) has appealed Mr Justice Sheldon’s judgment that only authorised persons may conduct litigation, and the appeal is expected to provide clarity on the roles of legal executives, trainees and paralegals across the profession.
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Adjudication-what’s to be done? An ANB responds-Building

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By Robert Frank Stevenson, Megan Knowles
| Russell-Cooke Solicitors
In the press Consultant Robert Stevenson has written an article for Building addressing the recent steps taken by TECSA (Technology and Construction Solicitors’ Association) in response to concerns from adjudication users about adjudicator nominating bodies.
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The court’s power to vary and revoke orders under CPR 3.1(7)-Solicitors Journal

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By Jack Rogers, Emily Joss, Megan Knowles
| Russell-Cooke Solicitors
In the press Associate Jack Rogers has written an article in the Solicitors Journal examining the Court of Appeal’s decision in the case of UniCredit Bank GmbH v RusChemAlliance LLC. The piece explores the scope of CPR r.3.1(7), reaffirming the court’s discretionary power to vary or revoke orders, including final ones, where circumstances have materially changed.
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