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Users can now search more than 500 permission to appeal application decisions. Solomonic are also providing noteworthy and never previously published County Court judgments.
Claims are up 11% across the first nine months of 2026, with banking and finance surging in Q3 and winding-up petitions making up a record 64% of insolvency filings.
Solomonic reveals the 15 High Court cases generating the most attention in the first half of 2026 – a list dominated by building safety liability, the collapse of Market Financial Solutions and a run of significant judgments.
As competition between jurisdictions intensifies, data shows that London remains a leading dispute resolution hub; balancing volume, speed and expertise.
Q2 claim activity eased from record Q1 levels but remained significantly high, with the professional services sector continuing to dominate claim volumes.
Football tops High Court sports litigation, ahead of motorsport and rugby, with disputes spanning personal injury, commercial claims and growing insolvency pressures.
Analysis of recent High Court claims, document trends and the dispute risks arising from rapid data centre expansion.
£10m median claim value. 13x higher than the overall median. 21% trial rate vs 9%. US firms are securing many of the biggest, most complex disputes in London.
Fraud litigation constitutes a growing share of English court activity. Stewarts’ latest report in partnership with Solomonic explores the volumes, key sectors and court trends across England & Wales.
Solomonic co-hosts three panels at LIDW26 on Fraud insights, AI and data in disputes and London’s global edge.
High Court quarterly claim volume up 15% in 2026, with insolvency activity also hitting record levels and professional services claims on the rise.
Despite the COVID-19 Business Interruption limitation period approaching its end, Solomonic data shows most claims remain active, but new case volumes have slowed.
Shifts in social demographics, combined with ongoing economic pressures, are driving probate claims - Solomonic data shows that 2025 is another record-breaking year for probate disputes.
