The opening of London International Disputes Week heard how innovation, robust procedures and supportive courts can make arbitration an important tool for international cities, including London.

LIDW’s Main Conference addressed a range of hot topics including how courts around the globe are innovating and how practitioners are building the dispute resolution practices of the future.

Karen Dunn has left along with three other DC-based and disputes-focused colleagues, in the wake of President Trump’s continuing executive orders against high-end law firms for “harmful activity”.

Arbitration still has a role to play in settling a new generation of energy and hydrocarbon disputes, particularly in Africa, according to lawyers speaking at Paris Arbitration Week (PAW) 2025. That ...

Rhys Williams and Mariangela Bucci of Conyers discuss the Bermuda Court of Appeal's examination of discovery issues between a parent and its subsidiary, and privilege between a company and its ...

As the new year edges closer, CDR explores what big litigation trends will sweep the US in 2025. While Big Tech antitrust actions, IP battles and shareholder disputes dominated the US litigation ...

The civil justice system in England and Wales is paying the price for lockdown delays and decades of underfunding. Justice delayed is justice denied and, while delays in England and Wales’ criminal ...

HKA Global’s Peter Caillard asks why road construction projects suffer from the same disputes time and time again, and what can be done to straighten out the bends? Building roads for the betterment ...

The latest White & Case and Queen Mary University international arbitration survey is the biggest yet with 2,400 respondents, with pre-publication teasers released during Paris Arbitration Week ...

Eight years after Sapin II began a new era in anti-corruption compliance, observers have seen a change in the French corporate culture. But just how effective is a regime focused on compliance over ...

Swedish former CJEU judge Nils Wahl talks to CDR about his move to private practice via Covington & Burling’s Brussels office, with contributing commentary from global antitrust co-chair Johan Ysewyn.

By luring a litigator to the UK from Quinn Emanuel’s Brussels office, Milberg London plans to enhance its competition credentials and expand into arbitration. Milberg London has today (15 May) hired ...