When it returns next month, a refreshed and rebranded Paris Arbitration Week will enter its second decade with a renewed focus on community. Visiting Paris in the spring has become a rite of passage ...

The firm has augmented its connectivity, privacy and information practice with a twice-unanimously confirmed former agency lead. Latham & Watkins has hired former Federal Communications Commission ...

The firm has swiped a Eurasia-focused arbitration lawyer from WilmerHale, who tells CDR about his ambitions for the new role and the changing face of the arbitration sector. Pinsent Masons has added ...

The Kuala Lumpur-based arbitral institution has started 2026 with a modified set of rules, positioning it to garner a bigger portion of the growing Asian market by enhancing clarity, efficiency and ...

With a new name, new image and renewed focus on practical career advice, the former London Common Law & Commercial Bar Association aims for fresh relevance. The London Common Law & Commercial Bar ...

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 ...

Conyers’ Matthew Brown and Jane Fedotova take a deep dive into the impact of the region’s new civil procedure rules. On 31 July 2023 a substantially amended version of the Eastern Caribbean Civil ...

Conyers’ Norman Hau and Catherine Wong examine the latest offshore positions and guidance from recent cases. As is the case in most common law jurisdictions, the general costs principle in so-called ...

The first UAE-based litigation fund has secured a return from its first case, a DIFC business dispute. Third-party litigation funder Lexolent has achieved its first victory in a funded case, with its ...

The CAT has ruled on how the undistributed settlement sums in the Gutmann ‘boundary fares’ case should be allocated – with the Tribunal admitting that the funder, legal counsels and insurers would not ...

The proposed collective action, being brought on behalf of UK, Dutch and other EEA-based Uber drivers, is the first European claim that directly challenges personalised pay determined through ...

James Finkel of Kroll considers the public sector and private sector considerations around conflicts of interest in expert testimony. “Each one of us breathes, within the conflict of interest, in any ...