This guide contains useful reference and discussion points for BRI disputes across a range of regions, particularly Europe, the Middle East, and Central, East and South East Asia. Stephen Jagusch KC ...

This article sets out key provisions in the SIAC Rules 2025, which users may find of especial relevance to BRI disputes. On 9 December 2024, SIAC announced the official release of the 7 th edition of ...

A unique co-operation agreement that allegedly excluded minority bondholders from Selecta’s divisive restructuring process will see antitrust laws tested in distressed debt litigation for the first ...

An experienced litigation and arbitration partner has relocated from the Caymans to join Gateley in London. Gateley Legal has added a litigation and arbitration partner to its London office with the ...

The London-headquartered firm has lured a partner away from a local firm to join its Spanish group. Pinsent Masons has hired litigation and arbitration lawyer Fernando Tallón Martínez as a partner in ...

The high-profile class action has failed at the CAT, with the tribunal ruling that the defendants’ alleged conduct did not constitute an abuse of a dominant position. The prominent ‘boundary fares’ ...

The firm has opened a new office in Riyadh, which will cover a range of matters including dispute resolution. Reed Smith confirmed today (20 October) that it has launched an office in Riyadh after ...

Lady Arden, a former UK Supreme Court Justice and current international judge of the Singapore Supreme Court, examined the tension between agreements to arbitrate and insolvency proceedings in a ...

Lisbon-based pbbr has anticipated increased demands for disputes work and raided a rival to secure a new leader for the practice. Commercial litigator Tiago Coder Meira has joined pbbr as a partner ...

The US and UK capitals led the way in attracting top disputes talent this week, with Kings Chambers losing two barristers to a London set, and Foley & Lardner scooping a litigator duo in DC. This ...

Ruling extinguishes final Russian chance of setting aside the largest arbitral award in history – now worth an estimated USD 65 billion. The Yukos shareholders now turn their attention to enforcement.