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High Court shakeup: rearranging the deckchairs?

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By Michael Barnett
| The Law Society Gazette Verified
In the next instalment of High Court modernisation, the Chancery Division is set to be replaced with a new Business and Property Division (B&PD). On the face of it, the restructuring is logical and reflects the reality that many modern disputes involve overlapping legal issues. The traditional separation of jurisdictions is less appropriate than it once was. The lady chief justice said ‘some might say that our three existing High Court divisions no longer represent the work we actually do’.
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Bond, Schoeneck & King Welcomes Michael Barnett as Senior Counsel

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By Michael Barnett
| bsk.com
(Albany, NY) – Bond, Schoeneck & King (Bond) is pleased to announce that Michael Barnett has joined the firm as senior counsel, bringing to the firm more than a decade of distinguished service as a federal prosecutor and extensive experience in complex litigation and investigations.
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Court declines relief in Greensill-SoftBank undervalue case

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By Michael Barnett, Bethany Adams
| Solicitors Journal Verified
One of the first major rulings in the numerous pieces of litigation arising out of the Greensill Group’s collapse, this judgment of Lord Justice Miles in Credit Suisse Virtuoso v SoftBank Group Corp & Ors raises serious questions for potential claimants seeking recourse under England and Wales’ insolvency legislation. Section 423 of the Insolvency Act 1986 is one of the most powerful tools for a victim of fraudulent transactions in the context of insolvency.
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