International Litigation
Overview
Every business must be ready to defend its commercial interests, including through the courts. However, litigation is frequently a last-resort strategy, diverting time, attention, and resources from a business’ primary goal: meeting their customers’ and clients’ need for top-quality products and services.
Insights
Publication | 01.15.25
A 2023 court decision on the legality of litigation funding agreements will likely continue to cast a cloud of uncertainty over collective actions in the United Kingdom at least until the summer of 2025, when a key government advisory board report on the issue is expected to be published.
Press Coverage | 04.16.20
Lawyers Say NCA Should Refocus After Dismissal Of Unexplained Wealth Orders
Press Coverage | 04.02.20
Supreme Court Rules Morrisons Not Liable For Data Breach Caused By Rogue Insider
Client Alert | 5 min read | 10.19.16
English High Court Elects Not to Intervene Where Emergency Arbitral Procedures Are Available
Insights
The LCIA Takes Control: Whether You Want It To Or Not
|12.02.14
Canadian International Lawyer, Vol. 10, No. 1
Gulf Petro Trading Co. Inc. v. Nigerian National Petroleum Corp.
|05.09.08
International Arbitration Law Review, Vol. 11, Issue 2
Lawyers Say NCA Should Refocus After Dismissal Of Unexplained Wealth Orders
|04.16.20
Global Investigations Review
Professionals
Insights
Publication | 01.15.25
A 2023 court decision on the legality of litigation funding agreements will likely continue to cast a cloud of uncertainty over collective actions in the United Kingdom at least until the summer of 2025, when a key government advisory board report on the issue is expected to be published.
Press Coverage | 04.16.20
Lawyers Say NCA Should Refocus After Dismissal Of Unexplained Wealth Orders
Press Coverage | 04.02.20
Supreme Court Rules Morrisons Not Liable For Data Breach Caused By Rogue Insider
Client Alert | 5 min read | 10.19.16
English High Court Elects Not to Intervene Where Emergency Arbitral Procedures Are Available