The firm has added a London-based partner with over 15 years of experience in the Russian, Middle Eastern and UK legal sectors. Fomina has over 15 years of expertise in physical commodities and ...

The Directive updates Europe’s product liability framework for the first time in almost 40 years, shifting the balance of power in favour of the consumer. The Directive has altered the timeline for ...

A US court has given its preliminary nod to a multimillion-dollar settlement which would end a major securities collective action against Talis Biomedical. A California district court has given its ...

The UK’s financial regulator has taken action against TSB Bank after insufficient training and processes resulted in a failure to protect customers who fell into debt. The UK Financial Conduct ...

The Central Asian country wants parties to be able to appeal arbitration decisions in the state courts for the very first time. But is this the right move? It was quite a surprise when, on 1 October, ...

The second day of this year’s Global Class Actions Symposium compared the US with the EU, as well as examining mass torts and product liability claims. No discussion centred on the US can ignore the ...

Competition, securities and Big Tech took centre stage during the second afternoon of the 2024 Global Class Actions Symposium, while in-house counsel gave an international perspective. The final ...

The tech titan is facing another mammoth class action as it battles a slew of antitrust allegations and mounting pressure to offload its Chrome search engine. The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) ...

The Financial Conduct Authority reduced the fine from GBP 50 million after Barclays dropped its referral of the issue to the Upper Tribunal. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Barclays ...

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