In this article, Tom Stafford discusses the recent High Court decision of Oxford Property Investments Limited v Sapphire Developments Solihull Limited & Anor [2023] EWHC 624 (Comm), in which the court struck out a loss of profits claim against a firm of solicitors. The decision is a salutary reminder on what must be properly pleaded to substantiate a claim that will not be too remote, and an interesting post-Manchester Building Society v Grant Thornton application of the duty/nexus principle.
You can read Tom Stafford's article of the decisions in Oxford Property Investments Limited v Sapphire Developments Solihull Limited & Anor below.
