The institution’s latest edition modernises its approach to arbitration and aims to promote fairness and efficiency in disputes. The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) has revamped its ...
A new report has urged litigation teams to bring on generative AI and other new technologies to gain a competitive edge and handle growing complexity and workloads. Litigation teams have been urged to ...
Following Iran’s launch of a dedicated commercial court, CDR explores what other disputes developments could, and should, be on the horizon in a country that has been accused of lagging behind its ...
The defection comes just nine months after the pair became name partners of Dallas disputes boutique Carter Arnett Bennett & Perez. The pair have joined from Carter Arnett Bennett & Perez, which ...
The London Court of International Arbitration’s latest guidelines should enhance arbitration’s legitimacy by clarifying stakeholder best practices to address deep-seated inequities. The London Court ...
The firm has nabbed a litigation and appeals pro from King & Spalding in the US capital. Willkie Farr & Gallagher has added Jeremy Bylund as a partner in its litigation department and member of the ...
The firm has swooped for a boutique founder and former federal prosecutor, and his law firm partner. The duo have developed their practices on defending companies and individuals in significant ...
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Established as part of efforts to modernise the legal system and attract investment, Saudi Arabia’s class actions regime supports shareholders, but could yet see further expansion, given the right ...
After more than eight years, the GBP 14 billion collective action brought against Mastercard by 46 million UK consumers has been settled, despite opposition from the funder. Mastercard has reached a ...
The advent of the Singapore Convention in 2020 partly explains the raft of new laws governing mediation in the Middle East, which should position the region well for the future. Recent years have seen ...
The emirate axed the renowned DIFC-LCIA arbitration institution in 2021. Three years on, its replacement is doing well, but it has not quite reached the international heights of its predecessor. There ...