Geradin Partners has gained a former UK CMA employee, while personnel changes are also afoot in Germany, Dubai and the US. The round-up begins in the UK where European boutique Geradin Partners has ...
A former Three Stone barrister has transferred his practice to Twenty Essex in London, adding civil fraud, insolvency and company law strengths. Baldock’s practice centres on commercial litigation, ...
A major report reveals what the public thinks about third-party funding – and what funder fees are acceptable in their eyes. A new report that sheds light on the growing trend of ‘values-driven ...
The firm has poached a white-collar specialist and former Department of Justice prosecutor for its DC office. Perkins has 23 years’ experience across private and public law and focuses her work on ...
The High Court has ruled that the so-called Shareholder Rule, which prevents companies from claiming privilege against their own shareholders, is “unjustifiable”. In a watershed judgment that goes ...
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 ...
A maritime and insurance practitioner with notable experience at international firms has joined Rajah & Tann’s Thailand outpost. Rajah & Tann’s Thailand outpost has hired Ittirote Klinboon as a ...
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 food supply chain is the target of recent legislation in Belgium aiming to stamp out unfair trading practices associated with widely disparate bargaining power. Belgium has enacted a law ...
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 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 ...
This week’s review of global disputes market developments takes in the UK, US, Middle East, Europe and Australia. Set up your free account and receive complimentary access to CDR's extensive coverage ...
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