Secondary sanctions are the new foreign policy front line and could make a major impact on both the war in Ukraine and on business in Latin America, according to experts at the IBA conference.

Baroness Kennedy KC asserts the need for lawyers to defend the rule of law in the face of rising authoritarian nations has never been greater. Baroness Helena Kennedy KC has given an impassioned ...

By confirming the controversial GBP 200 million settlement, the Competition Appeal Tribunal has brought to an end nine years of conflict between Mastercard and Walter Merricks, although the battle ...

In a first for courts in England and Wales, sitting in the Commercial Court in London, Mrs Justice Moulder has granted an asset preservation order over more than GBP 1 million of Bitcoin stolen in a ...

Rhys Williams and Mariangela Bucci of Conyers discuss the Bermuda Court of Appeal's examination of discovery issues between a parent and its subsidiary, and privilege between a company and its ...

Third-party funder to focus on Australian financial, consumer and environmental class actions, and Singapore’s arbitration market. Two former executives from Therium Capital Management have set up a ...

The firm has snagged a partner from White & Case to shore up its UK competition group. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton has added former White & Case partner Raif Hassan as a competition litigation ...

The CAT has given the green light for campaign group Fair Civil Justice to intervene in the eagerly watched boundary fares settlement – despite fierce objection from the class representative and ...

The agency has followed the Trump administration’s lead to axe government resources, however its approach has become more labour-intensive. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has fallen in line with ...

As a major finance hub, Luxembourg is a natural home for securities litigation, but it will take time before the recent listings boom generates commensurate disputes. As home to the largest investment ...

The increased legal risk to corporations and governments, and the interplay between regulation and environmental class actions, was unpicked by a transatlantic trio of lawyers during a CDR webinar.

Conor Doyle of Conyers explains that recent court decisions will have a real impact on how litigation is conducted in Bermuda. The Court of Appeal for Bermuda has lately clarified two important ...