Philip Woodfield

Apr 24, 2024 | lexology.com | Tom Dane |Vanessa Whitman |Kushal Gandhi |Philip Woodfield

Working with litigation analytics company, Solomonic, CMS has published its Banking Disputes Report 2024, a data-driven review of the Banking and Finance sector’s dispute-related activity to identify key trends, how banking disputes are being determined in 2024 and what might lie ahead. Key findings of the 2024 report:The Banking and Finance sector had the highest volume of new High Court claims filed in 2023. This trend has continued into Q1 2024.

Apr 24, 2024 | cms.law | Tom Dane |Vanessa Whitman |Kushal Gandhi |Philip Woodfield

24/04/2024Working with litigation analytics company, Solomonic, CMS has published its Banking Disputes Report 2024, a data-driven review of the Banking and Finance sector’s dispute-related activity to identify key trends, how banking disputes are being determined in 2024... Read more

Jul 13, 2023 | cms.law | Tom Dane |Kushal Gandhi |Philip Woodfield

Supreme Court decides that a victim of APP fraud cannot bring a claim against their bank for breach of the Quincecare duty13/07/2023In a much-anticipated judgment handed down on 12 July 2023 (Philipp judgment), the Supreme Court has decided that an individual customer that makes a payment pursuant to an APP fraud cannot bring a claim against their bank for breach of the Quincecare duty. This... Read moreAuthors Kushal GandhiPartnerLondonPhilip WoodfieldPartnerBristol