Litigation & dispute resolution

B P Collins acted for a highly successful entertainment company in the High Court, Chancery Intellectual Property Division on a without notice application seeking injunctive relief for breach of confidential information.

B P Collins successfully acted for the Claimant (Alan Yeomans) in proceedings against the Defendant (Varidoc Limited) to recover a directors loan that was being unlawfully withheld by the Defendant.

B P Collins successfully acted for the claimant (Transafrik International Limited) who brought proceedings to recover damages arising as a result of the defendant's breach of contract.

B P Collins has successfully defended their client in the Court of Appeal and clarified an area of law involving complex shareholder issues.

B P Collins successfully defended the proprietor of a Kew boarding house against a disgruntled guest, David Irving who lost his claim for breach of contract and £2,000 damages including hurt feelings.

In a groundbreaking decision the Courts have recently decided that a person can now report an alleged crime to the police without fear of the alleged perpetrator of a crime bringing a claim for defamation against the informant.

B P Collins acted for this City of London based Iranian owned bank in its successful defence of a substantial claim brought against it by an ex-employee in which Mr Justice Nigel Davis decided on a construction of the terms in a compromise agreement relating to UK pension payments.

B P Collins have won a ground-breaking victory in the High Court (Chancery Division), defining a Court of Appeal ruling on the treatment of costs and reinforcing a previous court victory for the firm.