The biennial arbitration conference will return to Africa after a 14-year absence.

Plaza Centers’ major dispute with Romania over a stalled development project, which has involved dual arbitrations, has seen ICSID dismiss the company’s claim on jurisdictional grounds. A long-running ...

The firm has continued the expansion of its Texas offering with a lawyer from Sidley Austin. Greenberg Traurig has hired Phillip Aurentz as a shareholder in its litigation and intellectual property ...

The top international and German arbitration organisations met up in Amsterdam to discuss the virtues of Germany and the Netherlands as arbitral hubs amid intensifying global competition.

The push to harmonise international arbitration risks conflict with local legal traditions on questions such as ethics and privilege, something leading lawyers were keen to tackle at this year’s ICCA ...

The 2026 ICCA Congress opened by focusing on the need to protect international arbitration, and the balance between global and local concerns.

The European Commission ‘sees no need’ to introduce new legislation for third-party funding, and will instead focus on member states’ implementation of the Representative Actions Directive. Irish ...

This article considers fraud in Canada, covering key fraud remedies, statutory causes of action, enforcement agencies, extradition, class actions, and more. Canada has strong legal tools to assist ...

The opt-out action will target seven of the UK’s leading homebuilders, alleging they conspired to exchange sensitive information which led to buyers paying more for new-build homes. Consumer champion ...

Chemours – which was spun off from the DuPont company in 2015 – is facing a major Netherlands collective action alleging PFAS emissions from its Dutch plant have been harming local residents for ...

As 2025 comes to a close, CDR explores what litigation trends await the world’s most powerful country next year. From AI-related wrangles and environmental spats, to data privacy and supply chain ...

James Finkel of Kroll considers the public sector and private sector considerations around conflicts of interest in expert testimony. “Each one of us breathes, within the conflict of interest, in any ...