The Court of Appeal has quashed Nigeria’s bid to push forward a rare third-party costs order in the high-profile P&ID case, while the court expressed dismay over the potential length of the costs ...
Sandy Cowan, Emma Jarman and Nilesh Mehta of Grant Thornton investigate the differing approaches to calculating damages in the Spanish Solar arbitrations. To date, investors have launched at least 36 ...
Global tech firms are facing a stream of claims and regulatory enforcement as the legislative landscape plays catch-up against frighteningly fast advances in technology. But where will it all end? The ...
China’s three-decade-old arbitration law has had a major refresh, with new provisions supporting the ADR method’s self-contained nature, allowance of ad hoc proceedings and a clear definition of the ...
With a new name, new image and renewed focus on practical career advice, the former London Common Law & Commercial Bar Association aims for fresh relevance. The London Common Law & Commercial Bar ...
CDR delves into the London Court of Appeal’s crucial ruling concerning arbitral award enforcement, state immunity and the concept of issue estoppel. It is a saga that has prolonged for over a decade.
Conyers’ Norman Hau and Catherine Wong examine the latest offshore positions and guidance from recent cases. As is the case in most common law jurisdictions, the general costs principle in so-called ...
The first arbitration case to be brought against the UK will give the ICSID tribunal ‘plenty to consider’ concerning conflicts between treaty protections and climate change regulations. West Cumbria ...
Ministry of Justice commits to undoing court ruling that limited litigation funding, as minister says claimants have been left in ‘unacceptable limbo’. The UK Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced ...
The Israeli firm’s newest partner is an experienced construction and insurance arbitration practitioner, while Luther in Hamburg has tempted back a former Clyde & Co Germany arbitration practice head, ...
Conor Doyle of Conyers explains that recent court decisions will have a real impact on how litigation is conducted in Bermuda. The Court of Appeal for Bermuda has lately clarified two important ...
A new arbitration-focused boutique has opened in Frankfurt and Hamburg, while Schoenherr has launched a London office and the US East Coast remains fertile ground for disputes lawyer moves. The ...