This week’s round-up takes a trip to Washington, DC, Houston, Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Brisbane, Glasgow and London. Lauding Coombs’ “increasingly in-demand skillset“, Selena Linde, chair of Perkins ...

The Central Asian country wants parties to be able to appeal arbitration decisions in the state courts for the very first time. But is this the right move? It was quite a surprise when, on 1 October, ...

CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) is an online magazine for litigation and arbitration professionals worldwide. Published by Global Legal Group, CDR provides critical business intelligence with ...

One Essex Court has snapped up a Gibson, Dunn & Cruther disputes lead to strengthen its presence in Singapore. The Singapore-based lawyer focuses his practice of over 20 years on complex, high value ...

Delivering his keynote speech at the Global Class Actions Symposium, CAT chairman Andrew Lenon KC warned that collective proceedings must not become a “cash cow” for funders and lawyers. Chairman of ...

In the long-awaited verdict of the Sky v SkyKick case, the ruling has pinned Sky for reaching too broadly with its branding. The dispute related to media company Sky, which claimed that cloud ...

The firm continues to fortify its competition litigation and investigations capabilities in the Big Apple. Atlanta-headquartered King & Spalding has added antitrust disputes practitioner Olivier ...

The 29,000th arbitration to be conducted under ICC rules is a domestic Brazilian energy sector dispute. The ICC International Court of Arbitration (ICC) has reached an auspicious landmark, having ...