After eight years as Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan’s construction and engineering chair, James Bremen talks to CDR about his imminent arrival at disputes boutique Joseph Hage Aaronson as name and ...

After eight years as Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan’s construction and engineering chair, James Bremen talks to CDR about his imminent arrival at disputes boutique Joseph Hage Aaronson as name and ...

An arbitration and litigation practitioner with a focus on Europe and the Middle East has joined Reed Smith in Texas. Reed Smith has hired Eugenie Rogers as a partner in its global commercial disputes ...

The arbitral institution reported its third-highest caseload and its highest number of jurisdictions filing disputes during 2024. The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) has released its ...

The risks of executing work without official agreements or a paper trail have been dissected in an important dispute over a USD 18 billion merger. A ruling by the High Court has shed light on a hurdle ...

The firm has nabbed a trade secret disputes pro from Munger, Tolles & Olson to strengthen its Los Angeles practice. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld has added Laura Smolowe as a litigation partner in ...

A Singapore court has upheld an arbitration award won by two US investment companies which accused the South Korean government of improperly intervening in a Samsung-related merger. The Republic of ...

The Chicago-founded firm has poached a Magic Circle stalwart to lead its new UK litigation practice. US law firm Vedder Price announced yesterday (17 March) its recruitment of Helen Biggin as its ...

Nuclear power is being rehabilitated, writes HKA Chicago partner and damages analysis professional Kim Reome, but stakeholders should heed past lessons on costs and scheduling. After decades of ...

Three ex-Fulbright & Jaworski lawyers who co-founded a Houston litigation boutique have joined successor firm Norton Rose Fulbright in Houston, bringing deep experience of energy-sector disputes and ...

The ECJ has ruled that EU claimants can bundle collective antitrust claims via the divisive ‘assignment model’ if no other doors are open to them. CDR explores why the ruling has caused a stir in ...