Int-Arb Arbitrators is a specialist set of international arbitrators and mediators based in London, which has been created to allow each member the freedom to operate without conflicts. Members of Int-Arb Arbitrators are completely independent, not attached to a law firm or barristers’ chambers and with a sole focus of sitting only as an arbitrator …
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Independent Mediators manages the practices of nine of Europe’s leading full-time civil and commercial mediators. The mediators joined forces to form a dedicated mediation ‘chambers’ which offered a new model for independent mediation practice.Independent Mediators manage the practices of nine of Europe’s leading full-time civil and commercial mediators. The mediators joined forces to form a …
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Poul Schmith is a full-service law firm and, with a total staff of 700, we are not only the largest law firm in Denmark but also a clear market leader covering practically all legal areas. We have extensive experience in the corporate and public sectors, and understand the political environment our clients operate in. The …
Stewarts’ Mo Bhaskaran and Pia Mithani discuss the huge growth in international fraud Fraud thrives in systems that permit secrecy and anonymity. Technological innovation and the continued growth of international trade are allowing fraudsters to use increasingly opaque and complex techniques. The globalisation of finance has allowed such activities to grow to jaw-dropping levels.
Trowers & Hamlins has one of the largest disputes practices in Birmingham, handling high-end, complex and often cross-border matters for clients across all types of contentious work, with specialisms in commercial litigation, civil fraud and investigations, property litigation and construction disputes. Our Midlands practice is deeply connected into our wider business, with a significant proportion …
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Diane Bandon-Tourret and Esther Vogel discuss healthcare regulation in France Healthcare companies have been used to dealing with several different types of litigation in France.
SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan (SyCipLaw) is one of the largest and most established law firms in the Philippines, marking its 75th anniversary in 2020. It is full service and has been consistently ranked as a top-tier firm in the country for all practice areas by international legal practice guides. SyCipLaw is the Philippine counsel …
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Manoj K Singh and Vijay K Singh discuss the concept of reverse CIRP in India’s insolvency and bankruptcy matters In December 2016, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (I&B Code 2016) was introduced with the objective of rescuing a company in distress by maximising the value of its assets and promoting entrepreneurship, availability of credit …
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Addleshaw Goddard looks at the impact of technology on future planning Involving a disputes lawyer in your business shouldn’t start when you get into a dispute If you are in business, you are a technology business – this is the reality of the modern marketplace. From the smallest pop-up shop to FTSE 100 entities, technology …
Jane Colston discusses how the legal world is wrestling with technology regulation As technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, making every aspect of our lives more streamlined and efficient, the legal world is wrestling with how best to regulate that technology in a way that does not stifle innovation but allows humans to understand and keep control …
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