LIDW’s Main Conference addressed a range of hot topics including how courts around the globe are innovating and how practitioners are building the dispute resolution practices of the future.

Karen Dunn has left along with three other DC-based and disputes-focused colleagues, in the wake of President Trump’s continuing executive orders against high-end law firms for “harmful activity”.

Arbitration still has a role to play in settling a new generation of energy and hydrocarbon disputes, particularly in Africa, according to lawyers speaking at Paris Arbitration Week (PAW) 2025. That ...

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 ...

By luring a litigator to the UK from Quinn Emanuel’s Brussels office, Milberg London plans to enhance its competition credentials and expand into arbitration. Milberg London has today (15 May) hired ...

As the new year edges closer, CDR explores what big litigation trends will sweep the US in 2025. While Big Tech antitrust actions, IP battles and shareholder disputes dominated the US litigation ...

The civil justice system in England and Wales is paying the price for lockdown delays and decades of underfunding. Justice delayed is justice denied and, while delays in England and Wales’ criminal ...

The weekly summary of disputes market developments takes in Kazakhstan, Europe and the UK, in addition to North America. The round-up begins in the capital of Kazakhstan, where three-partner ...

Erik Bodden and Jordan McErlean of Conyers consider some lessons from the past two years when it comes to restructuring. On August 31, 2022, significant amendments to Part V of the Cayman Islands ...

The end of February brings a slew of hires in the US and UK, while DWF has a big week as it swipes four partners from Kennedys. This week’s round-up kicks off in the US, where Willkie Farr & Gallagher ...

CDR speaks to funders, litigators and barristers about UK litigation trends for 2025, including regulatory developments, the pervasive nature of technology, class actions growth and the funding ...

A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary has filed for bankruptcy to resolve the US lawsuits stemming from its ongoing talc scandal – with law firms already logging their complaints over the controversial move.