The Easter long weekend means CDR’s summary of disputes developments comes a day earlier this week, which includes news from Indonesia, Colombia, Portugal and the US. The Sydney office of Australian ...

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, ...

A class action which was announced last year, accusing the tech giant of abusing its position in the UK advertising market, has arrived at the Competition Appeal Tribunal. A GBP 5 billion UK ...

The EU and UK’s top antitrust regulators have imposed hefty penalties on a group of car manufacturers and two industry bodies for engaging in an end-of-life vehicle recycling cartel. The European ...

The dispute has expelled a decades-long remnant of Russian occupation from the Baltic state. Estonia has emerged victorious in a EUR 200 million investment arbitration launched by ELA USA at the ...

A former co-lead of Weil, Gotshal & Manges’ white-collar group has joined Ropes & Gray in New York, bringing criminal trial skills involving regulated sectors. Ropes & Gray has recruited Sarah Coyne ...

Austen Hays partner and managing director Chaya Hanoomanjee speaks about the post-PACCAR environment at the Global Class Actions Symposium. Chaya Hanoomanjee spoke to CDR’s Rob Harkavy in Lisbon in ...

The South Korean arbitral institution has named its third secretary-general, as new ventures have opened for business in Europe and the US amid the latest high-level practitioner moves. South Korea is ...

The High Court in London has struck out a claim accusing Swiss billionaire Thomas Flohr of defrauding a Guernsey VC fund by secretly setting up other companies and moving his assets between these ...

The Law Society of Singapore has picked a seasoned disputes lawyer as its new vice president, while there have been key legal moves in the Middle East, US and Europe. This week’s top hires are led by ...

Investors need to prepare for changes in regime and the resulting risk of disputes, said speakers at Paris Arbitration Week. Regime change, often linked to African and Latin American states, and its ...

The firm has continued its aggressive growth with the arrival of a partner from King & Spalding. Paul Hastings has added Craig Stanfield as a litigation partner in its Houston, Texas office. The firm ...