The firm has added a former assistant US attorney in Long Island, along with a West Coast class action litigator. Greenberg Traurig has expanded its litigation team with the arrival of former ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

A proposal to loosen the CAT’s strict rule banning its chairs and ordinary members from practicing, or working for a firm engaged in, competition law has been scrapped following concerns by industry ...

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 ...

A report has unveiled how courts are handling challenges to international arbitration awards, with England and Wales the most likely jurisdiction to annul an award, and the offshore UAE the most ...

The firm has continued the growth of its UK offering with a new arrival hot on the heels of international disputes co-chair Duncan Speller. Duane Morris has hired disputes lawyer Nahi El Hachem as a ...

CDR’s London Arbitration Week panel looked at cultural and practical distinctions in disputes arising from China’s Belt & Road Initiative and other major infrastructure projects. International ...

Two litigators have quit their respective UK Magic Circle firms’ Munich and Paris outposts for pastures new, in a week which has seen experienced judges taking up new positions, alongside the more ...

The proposed collective action, being brought on behalf of UK, Dutch and other EEA-based Uber drivers, is the first European claim that directly challenges personalised pay determined through ...

Walter Merricks told an event he intends to lead a class action against a UK train company, while Solicitor General Ellie Reeves has described class actions as “transformative”. Lawyer and consumer ...