Musa Dudhai & Co has hired a new disputes partner from a local Zambian firm, in a week which has seen Italian firms BonelliErede and Portolano Cavallo add lawyers on both sides of the Atlantic. A ...

A&O Shearman’s Paris IP practice has suffered another blow this year, as a soft-IP and gaming litigation duo head to rival Anglo-US firm Hogan Lovells.

By confirming the controversial GBP 200 million settlement, the Competition Appeal Tribunal has brought to an end nine years of conflict between Mastercard and Walter Merricks, although the battle ...

Mark Forte and Charles Goldblatt of Conyers consider the recent decision of British Virgin Islands Commercial Court Justice Wallbank in JSC BTA Bank v Sabyrbaev and others. In 2023, the British Virgin ...

The UK CAT has given the go-ahead to two collective claims against the tech giant alleging abuse of its dominant position – but puts the class representatives’ funding agreements under the spotlight.

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 ...

Nicholas Bortman tells CDR about best practice for corporate investigations firms and levels of diligence required when gathering information for court use. Nicholas Bortman of Raedas tells CDR about ...

Two arbitration lawyers have reunited with Pinna Goldberg name partner David Goldberg as part of a team which has added Dubai to the firm’s growing list of locations. Arbitration boutique Pinna ...

Bilshan Nursimulu of 5 Fifteen Barristers considers the Mauritius-based disputes that can arise from offshore investments, particularly where debt is involved. Mauritius is home to offshore companies ...

The UK’s highest court has overturned the Court of Appeal’s decision in the high-profile test cases concerning lender commissions to car dealers – ruling that these payments do not constitute bribery, ...

The High Court has granted group litigation orders against six motor-vehicle giants in claims that are likely to run to millions of pounds and take several years to resolve. The High Court in London ...

The CAT has given the green light for campaign group Fair Civil Justice to intervene in the eagerly watched boundary fares settlement – despite fierce objection from the class representative and ...