CDR delves into the key developments driving major arbitration, litigation and anti-corruption change in the continent’s key jurisdictions. When it comes to Africa and dispute resolution, the same ...

The Beijing-based dispute resolution institution has published new rules integrating mediation and arbitration more closely, together with an expedited procedure which could see awards rendered within ...

As the second largest economy in Africa, it made sense for Egypt to create a dedicated court system for economic and commercial disputes. CDR explores how these courts have evolved and the hurdles ...

The firm has added a tech litigator and former Baker McKenzie government enforcement and defence investigations head. Withersworldwide has hired tech litigator Jessica Nall as head of its new ...

A former Kennedys insurance litigator with over a decade’s London experience has moved her practice to Clyde & Co’s Brisbane office. Clyde & Co has recruited Janine Clark as a partner in its Brisbane, ...

Conyers Singapore’s Anna Lin and Adly Rizal discuss the approach of Singapore courts to insolvency matters, and how their approach may persuade the judiciary in other common law jurisdictions. The ...

The firm has planted its flag in the European hub with the addition of a 32-strong team from two local outfits. Fieldfisher has expanded its European footprint with a duo of offices in Warsaw and ...

The organisers of a new week-long arbitration event for London hope it will become the city’s second major conference, alongside June’s London International Disputes Week. A committee of arbitrators ...

The arbitration sector is integrating AI with a balance of excitement and caution, as the industry seeks the right blend of lawyer and machine. AI has been a hot button topic across the legal world in ...

A disputes and appellate lawyer with high-level local government and US Supreme Court experience has returned to private practice, joining McGuireWoods in Raleigh. McGuireWoods has hired Ryan Park as ...

The government announcement that regulation will soon be ‘cut back’ will not result in a free-for-all in the payments space, as two financial services regulatory partners talk to CDR about the likely ...

The firm has selected a Holland & Knight partner to co-head its global antitrust litigation and competition regulation practice alongside Tonya Esposito. Greenberg Traurig has hired antitrust ...