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 Cayman Islands Court of Appeal has dismissed the USD2 billion appeal by Primeo, a Madoff feeder fund. Andrew Pullinger and Shaun Tracey of the Cayman Islands office of Campbells discuss the wider ...

Global tech firms are facing a stream of claims and regulatory enforcement as the legislative landscape plays catch-up.

The annual Ciarb lecture tackled the inequalities and harms of current arbitral proceedings, and appealed for a united approach to dispute resolution across the different methods. The 15th annual ...

The keynote address at CDR’s Summer Arbitration Symposium was delivered by Dr Robert Gaitskell QC of Keating Chambers, reports Ben Rigby. The following is an abridged version of the key points of his ...

Deirdre Walker and Aarti Thadani, of Norton Rose Fulbright, discuss the impact of recent judicial decisions taken in Dubai on the status of the DIFC courts as a ‘conduit jurisdiction’ – and what this ...

The ECJ has ruled that EU claimants can bundle collective antitrust claims via the divisive ‘assignment model’ if no other doors are open to them. CDR explores why the ruling has caused a stir in ...

As the US strips back Department of Justice resources with a new enforcement direction, the UK has been strengthening its compliance framework, stepping up as a global white-collar leader.

How does the Yegiazaryan v Smagin case change arbitral award enforcement in the US? The US Supreme Court ruling earlier this year in the case of Yegiazaryan v Smagin has opened up a new avenue of ...

Ashurst’s 28-lawyer Canberra office will join Thomson Geer in July, while a German white-collar boutique has opened a Cologne office.

The seminal 1996 Indian legislation is to undergo a fourth series of amendments via a Bill which aims to reduce court intervention and to strengthen and empower arbitral institutions, although ...

Parties locked in clean energy disputes in the Middle East and Africa are increasingly turning to both regions’ local arbitral institutions – with the adoption of a “classic arbitration model”, a ...