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 ...

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 ...

This year’s LIDW heard major concerns over the UK class actions regime, while teething problems in other jurisdictions were also highlighted. The future of group litigation orders also proved to be a ...

Local communities are pushing back against the detrimental impact of significant investor projects, and the arbitration sector is struggling to adapt to a world that increasingly advocates for ethical ...

Speaking on the opening day of London International Disputes Week, Lord Neuberger, Toby Landau KC and Karyl Nairn KC warned against the erosion of trust in international arbitration. London ...

The weekly summary of disputes practitioner news also includes ex-Big Four litigators on the move in London and Warsaw, and a New York insolvency practitioner’s defection from McDermott after only a ...

The firm has swiped a Goodwin partner as it continues to grow its international disputes offering. Paul Hastings has added former Goodwin lawyer Jennifer Burns Luz as a partner in its securities ...

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 ...

Singapore dominates this week’s disputes market digest, with the German-speaking DACH region and the US West Coast also putting in a strong showing. Dentons’ Hong Kong branch has raided Baker McKenzie ...

Do this year’s two new ICSID filings against Egypt and Tunisia mean a resurgence of investment disputes is likely in the region? The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) ...

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 ...

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 ...