Matthew Taylor and Andrew Whelan of K2 Integrity explain that there is still a role for old-fashioned investigatory techniques when tracking assets and individuals. The ever expanding and evolving ...

As the war has intensified Ukraine’s battle against corruption, CDR speaks to leading Ukrainian lawyers to explore how the country’s white-collar crime market has evolved. It might seem that ...

The US East Coast and Dallas dominate this week’s summary of disputes market developments, which also includes London, Paris and Dubai news. Set up your free account and receive complimentary access ...

Companies will have until 1 September 2025 to ensure their anti-fraud compliance frameworks are up to scratch. The UK government has started the clock on the failure to prevent fraud offence, with ...

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 ...

Nine litigators have left bureau Brandeis and joined forces with a class actions specialist to found an impact litigation boutique, with one of the founders telling CDR that the firm has broader ...

A former DoJ antitrust litigator has returned to Ropes & Gray after nearly two years away, this time as a partner in Boston. Ropes & Gray has rehired Zak Goodwin as a partner in its Boston antitrust ...

Speaking to the CMC, Sir Geoffrey Vos and academic Bryan Clark agree the stage is set for mediation’s profile to rise in England and Wales, following Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil and CPR reforms.

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 ...

Reputation is a critical asset, and controlling the narrative around disputes is a key part of protecting that asset, according to UK litigators. Rising levels of media scrutiny, and broader awareness ...

The high-profile Singaporean arbitral institution has signed separate bilateral agreements with notable entities in the Middle East and the UK, paving the way for closer cooperation. The Singapore ...

The southern European country is the biggest perpetrator of unpaid investor-state arbitration awards, storming ahead of Russia and Venezuela. One lawyer tells CDR of the possible consequences. Spain ...