Sponsored briefing: Indian courts in litigants’ homes Guest Blog The team at Singhania & Partners LLP discuss how courts in India have adapted to online technology over the past…
Written in the stars: the up-and-coming generation on the future of disputes Megan Mayers ‘We’re changing law firms just through being who we are and by the different perspectives that we bring,’ Linklaters counsel…
What’s next? Tom Baker As he does every year, Stewarts’ head of commercial litigation, Clive Zietman, prepares to address an assembly of disputes partners.…
Sponsored briefing: The value of forensic accountants in investigations Guest Blog Kevin Shergold draws inspiration from the art world to explain the role of forensic accountants In the art world, spotting…
Sponsored briefing: Post-Brexit prospects: London as a dispute resolution centre Guest Blog Neill Shrimpton and Jessica Lee discuss the impact of Brexit on London as a dispute resolution centre Over a year…
Sponsored briefing: Lebanon’s dispute resolution system Guest Blog Obeid Law Firm gives an overview on the Lebanese dispute resolution and banking systems in times of crisis Section one:…
Sponsored briefing: A guide to white-collar offences: industrial property in Mexico Guest Blog Partners Francisco Tiburcio, Alejandro Catalá and Gilberto Valle analyse the latest legislative crackdowns on Mexican property fraud Enforcement of intellectual…
Disputes Yearbook – online PDF Legal Business While much of the country works from home we are providing an additional online option for you to access your…
Sponsored briefing: Court intervention with respect to arbitral awards in Kenya Guest Blog Oraro’s Chacha Odera, Eva Mukami and Radhika Arora look at the use of arbitration as a form of dispute resolution…
‘Leading-edge experience’ – Slaughter and May looks in-house to make rare City disputes partner hire Thomas Alan Slaughter and May has made a rare City hire, the firm announced today (19 November), recruiting a partner into its…
Comment: Litigators prepare as market enters phoney war but battle lines are yet to be drawn Thomas Alan The received wisdom is that a downward trajectory in the economy results in an upward trajectory in contentious work as…
Disputes Yearbook – online pdf Legal Business While much of the country works from home we are providing an additional online option for you to access your…
Disputes perspectives: Craig Pollack Anna Cole-Bailey I was supposed to study economics and realised I was not a very good economist. Then I went to study…
Sponsored firm profile: Gall Guest Blog Gall is a leading independent Hong Kong law firm focusing primarily on dispute resolution. We specialise in handling highly complex…
Disputes perspectives: Geraldine Elliott Anna Cole-Bailey I wanted a professional career. My father was a doctor but very keen I didn’t do medicine. I had a…
Disputes perspectives: Paula Hodges QC Thomas Alan Becoming a lawyer was suggested to me by other people. I was about 15, and doing a lot of debating…
Disputes perspectives: Constantine Partasides QC Muna Abdi Modern history was my undergrad. History has always been my passion. I had a sense I’d be a lawyer, but…
Sponsored briefing: Settlement facilitation or how to cut short an arbitration and save time and costs Guest Blog Nadia Darwazeh and Dr Henning Schaloske look at the benefits of settlement facilitation As in-house counsel overseeing disputes, one of…
Sponsored briefing: Four tips for successful foreclosure in Ukraine Guest Blog Following changes to legislation last year, Valentyn Gvozdiy makes recommendations to creditors The major part of banking litigation relates to…
