The firm has hired the disputes team from Australian firm Hall & Wilcox. DWF has added a nine-partner insurance litigation team from Australian firm Hall & Wilcox to its disputes ranks. The incoming ...

A presidential adviser currently serving as director of the US Patent and Trademark Office is to return to private practice at her previous firm next month after two years away. Winston & Strawn ...

A US district court has handed down one of the first dismissals in the growing wave of post-Covid securities fraud class actions. A securities class action accusing retail giant Target of misleading ...

Competition, securities and Big Tech took centre stage during the second afternoon of the 2024 Global Class Actions Symposium, while in-house counsel gave an international perspective. The final ...

The high-profile Supreme Court Justice gave the 45 th FA Mann Lecture focusing on the tension between the wording of laws and their purpose. Law does not exist in a vacuum and cannot be completely ...

The firm continues to fortify its competition litigation and investigations capabilities in the Big Apple. Atlanta-headquartered King & Spalding has added antitrust disputes practitioner Olivier ...

The attempt by both states to quash the ICSID awards held against them have been blocked by one of the highest courts in London. The Court of Appeal has dismissed Spain and Zimbabwe’s bids to set ...

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 ...

Mauritius-headquartered developers are seeking USD 500 million in compensation from the government of Tanzania for allegedly withholding licences and attempting to expropriate a power plant. Two ...

The high-profile Anglo-US firm has poached Dentons’ co-head of Germany disputes in Düsseldorf, as it targets a growing share of the construction and ESG disputes market. Hogan Lovells has recruited ...

Argentina’s final push to appeal a EUR 1.3 billion debt judgment has been rejected by the UK’s highest court. The UK Supreme Court has rejected Argentina’s application to appeal the EUR 1.3 billion ...

The new chair will replace Doug Stipanicev at the start of 2025. Warren has spent over 20 years at Dentons, and currently serves as a member of the Australian and global board. She has worked in the ...