The firm has bolstered its Orange County capabilities with a commercial and securities litigator. Greenberg Traurig has snapped up Latham & Watkins partner Andrew Gray as a shareholder in its ...

South Africa’s competition regulator has the go-ahead to pursue its landmark forex-rigging case against six global banks. However, over 20 banks have escaped its clutches.

This article considers fraud in Canada, covering key fraud remedies, statutory causes of action, enforcement agencies, extradition, class actions, and more. Canada has strong legal tools to assist ...

As renowned arbitration practitioner Gary Born exits WilmerHale for King & Spalding after nearly 40 years, a source tells CDR that partner John Trenor will take over as WilmerHale’s chair of the ...

Jade Tess Weiner of Angeion Group International considers the lessons of the CAT’s decision not to certify the Waterside salmon cartel case, with contributions from international collective redress ...

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 ...

After the fall of the Assad regime, the sanctions on Syria have been easing, but the US-Israel war on Iran has sparked renewed uncertainty. Western sanctions against Syria have been significantly ...

Investor activism, 21st-century legislation and third-party funding have turned London into a growing centre of securities litigation, but will a paucity of case law threaten this rising tide of ...

Dr Ilia Kolochenko of ImmuniWeb shares his cross-disciplinary experience in cybersecurity, digital forensics and cyber law over the emerging risks of AI usage in alternative dispute resolution.

A UK association representing millions of consumers has filed a class action against the tech giant over its alleged anticompetitive pricing policies. The Association of Consumer Support Organisations ...

Late last year, the CAT indicated it would look more intently at certain key issues at the CPO stage – including take-up rates and the distribution of damages. In a recent ruling, this change of tack ...

Chemours – which was spun off from the DuPont company in 2015 – is facing a major Netherlands collective action alleging PFAS emissions from its Dutch plant have been harming local residents for ...