Stephenson Harwood considers the current scope of the Quincecare duty and some of the practical issues of which banks need to be aware following the latest judgment from the Court of Appeal
Singhania & Partners LLP discuss section 2(1)(f) ‘international commercial arbitration’
Zamakhchary & Co provides an overview of the main commercial terms that may face the risk of unenforceability before a commercial court in Saudi Arabia
Shalakany discusses private and administrative disputes in the Egyptian legal system
It hardly seems a year ago that I was writing a commentary on the state of the UK disputes market and predicting that the only certain thing about the landscape was its unpredictability. At that time, I assumed that vaccines would be the panacea for Covid and that the whole rotten ordeal would be over …
Continue reading “Sponsored foreword: expect the unexpected – 2022 and beyond”
Eugene Sokoloff discusses what the Biden Administration’s antitrust overhaul means for litigation and enforcement
The team at Shook Lin & Bok discuss areas handled by the various sections of its dispute resolution department
Yulchon on South Korea’s recent amendments to its Act on Private International Law and their implications
Stewarts’ Julian Chamberlayne, Bradley Meads and Stuart Carson consider the most significant developments in relation to costs recovery, cost management, security for costs, conditional and contingency fees, litigation funding and insurance
PwC discusses recent developments in what is being disputed with HMRC, and also how disputes are progressing
