A group of lawyers is leaving White & Case for Clifford Chance in Frankfurt, strengthening the Magic Circle firm’s German experience in class actions and beyond. Arbitration still has a role to play ...

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 ...

Andrew is editor of CDR and ALB, having previously served as senior reporter. He completed the GDL and LPC prior to entering journalism and covered current affairs and the business of sport before ...

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 ...

Conyers’ Matthew Brown and Jane Fedotova take a deep dive into the impact of the region’s new civil procedure rules. On 31 July 2023 a substantially amended version of the Eastern Caribbean Civil ...

As 2025 comes to a close, CDR explores what litigation trends await the world’s most powerful country next year. From AI-related wrangles and environmental spats, to data privacy and supply chain ...

A former Baker McKenzie trial lawyer experienced in litigation, arbitration and international enforcement is the latest hire for Blank Rome in the US capital. Blank Rome has hired Graham Cronogue as a ...

Third-party funder to focus on Australian financial, consumer and environmental class actions, and Singapore’s arbitration market. Two former executives from Therium Capital Management have set up a ...

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 ...

US-headquartered firms dominate the ranks of partner promotions in the final disputes developments summary of 2025, which also includes a pair of tax litigators seeking a change of scene in Norway and ...

Settlement confirmation brings end to more than eight years of wrangling, although further action from the funder remains a possibility. The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has approved the GBP 200 ...

The firm has added two new partners to its international arbitration and construction teams. Eversheds Sutherland has hired Quinn Emmanuel Urquhart & Sullivan lawyer Anne-Marie Lacoste as a partner in ...