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The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against an order requiring Carey Olsen to cease acting, finding no important point of law and no realistic prospect of success.
Hunters Investments Limited v Crill and Ors [2022] JRC 013 (20 January 2022)
The Royal Court refused leave to appeal against an order that Carey Olsen cease acting for the Sanne Defendants, finding no real prospect of success.
Between v Geoffrey Crill [2021] JRC 295 (18 November 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court refused to remove Carey Olsen as the Defendants’ lawyers, finding insufficient risk of conflict despite prior involvement and possible witness issues.
Monteagle International Limited and Anor v Grocery Market Research Limited and Anor -Nov-20 [2020] JRC 244 (23 November 2020)
The court partly granted a request for further information, ordering limited pleading clarifications and confidential disclosure of Omni’s pricing model.
Gas plus Khalakan Ltd -v- New Age Alzarooni 2 Ltd [2015] JRC 100 (13 May 2015)
Pre-trial directions in a Jersey injunction dispute over confidential information, arbitration award effects, and expert evidence on Kurdistan law.
CPA -v- Keogh and De St Paer [2015] JRC 091 (05 May 2015)
The Royal Court set aside ex parte interim injunctions against two former CPA employees, finding notice should have been given and the covenants were unlikely enforceable.
The Court of Appeal refused W leave to appeal, holding there was no real prospect of success and no basis to order broader disclosure in the administrative appeal.
CSS Limited and Inns -v- Nautech Services Limited [2015] JCA 021 (30 January 2015)
The Court of Appeal partly allowed an appeal over alleged misuse of confidential information and copyright infringement, remitting one factual issue to the Royal Court.
Nautech Services Limited -v- CSS Limited and Ors [2014] JRC 159 (26 August 2014)
The court found Mr Inns and CSS Limited in contempt for using Nautech’s confidential database information to contact contractors after an interim injunction.
Nautech Services Ltd -v- CSS Ltd and Others [2014] JRC 102E (02 May 2014)
The court set an expedited timetable for contempt proceedings alleging misuse of confidential data and copyright, and declined to order a confidentiality club.
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