Privacy concerns and low understanding of the legal process are the main drivers preventing people from making a claim in a UK collective action settlement – while ...

A former Kennedys insurance litigator with over a decade’s London experience has moved her practice to Clyde & Co’s Brisbane office. Clyde & Co has recruited Janine Clark as a partner in its Brisbane, ...

Conyers Singapore’s Anna Lin and Adly Rizal discuss the approach of Singapore courts to insolvency matters, and how their approach may persuade the judiciary in other common law jurisdictions. The ...

A disputes and appellate lawyer with high-level local government and US Supreme Court experience has returned to private practice, joining McGuireWoods in Raleigh. McGuireWoods has hired Ryan Park as ...

The firm has selected a Holland & Knight partner to co-head its global antitrust litigation and competition regulation practice alongside Tonya Esposito. Greenberg Traurig has hired antitrust ...

New opportunities in the UK’s biggest cities have sparked a flurry of dispute resolution moves this week, while the wider European region and US have also secured a slice of the key action. This ...

The firm has planted its flag in the European hub with the addition of a 32-strong team from two local outfits. Fieldfisher has expanded its European footprint with a duo of offices in Warsaw and ...

The arbitration sector is integrating AI with a balance of excitement and caution, as the industry seeks the right blend of lawyer and machine. AI has been a hot button topic across the legal world in ...

The private ADR services provider confirmed higher caseloads and an expanding international footprint in 2024. JAMS has reported a caseload of 21,390 disputes in its 2024 annual statistics, marking a ...

Matthew Hodgson has moved across the Magic Circle to become the new head of public international law at Linklaters. Linklaters has hired Matthew Hodgson from A&O Shearman as its head of public ...

The government announcement that regulation will soon be ‘cut back’ will not result in a free-for-all in the payments space, as two financial services regulatory partners talk to CDR about the likely ...