The second day of this year’s Global Class Actions Symposium compared the US with the EU, as well as examining mass torts and product liability claims. No discussion centred on the US can ignore the ...
This week’s review of global disputes market developments takes in the UK, US, Middle East, Europe and Australia. Set up your free account and receive complimentary access to CDR's extensive coverage ...
The former joint head of Orrick’s Geneva office will head Pinsent Masons’ construction disputes group in Riyadh. Scott focuses her work on international arbitration and dispute resolution, with an ...
A prominent IP lawyer who acted for SkyKick in its high-profile legal battle against Sky has left Fieldfisher to join rival Osborne Clarke in the UK capital. Osborne Clarke is fortifying its ...
A CJEU preliminary ruling has found Booking.com’s historical pricing parity clauses contrary to community law, bringing the prospect of a successful multi-party damages action by German hotels closer.
The companies behind the New York Post and Wall Street Journal have launched a lawsuit against Perplexity for egregious copyright infringement. The claimants, which are behind major publications ...
Day one of the Global Class Actions Symposium 2024 served up an afternoon of panel discussions on the challenges of certification, the crucial role of economists, and a surprising tale about ...
The firm has snapped up a partner in Santiago to grow its Latin American disputes offering. Larraín focuses on civil litigation and arbitration, with experience advising on commercial and judicial ...
The global law firm has bagged a biotechnology disputes pro from rival DLA Piper. McDermott Will & Emery has added Michael Sitzman as a partner to strengthen its intellectual property (IP) practice ...
The single-office Singapore firm has added aviation, logistics and arbitration expertise from Clifford Chance’s outpost in the city-state. Oon & Bazul has recruited Elan Krishna as a partner in its ...
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