APR-JUN 2025 ISSUE
In this issue we present features on arbitrating tech disputes and on diversity in arbitration. We also look at: public procurement; derivative standing; abolition of the quasi-immunity of directors; shareholder disputes; the impact of Trump’s FCPA pause on SupTech; litigation in the age of big data; investor-state disputes in Latin America; investor-state arbitration; arbitrating disputes between clients and fund managers; the arbitrability of patent disputes worldwide; ESG mass claims; securities contract transactions; material adverse change clauses; price review clauses in gas supply contracts; arbitration and litigation of corporate disputes; AI for construction projects; the outlook for construction disputes in APAC; and more.
JAN-MAR 2025 ISSUE
In this issue we present features on e-discovery and dispute resolution and on AI and the EU’s revised product liability regime. We also look at: securities litigation; investor class actions; forum-selection clause issues; developments in security for costs case law; expert testimony as the key to winning complex litigation; abusive litigation; international lobbying laws; data privacy and cyber security disputes; arbitration for IP disputes in the energy transition; make-whole claims; preparing for PFAS remediation battles; international arbitration in Saudi Arabia; financial regulatory investigations and disputes; and more.
OCT-DEC 2024 ISSUE
In this issue we present features on ESG disputes and on handling difficult witnesses. We also look at: bankruptcy and restructuring litigation; corporate reorganisations; international trade disputes; ‘relational contracts’ governed by English law; state ‘anti-patent troll’ legislation; what happens when technology goes wrong; cross-border tax disputes; AI and shareholder litigation risk; PFAS risk and the role of the corporate fiduciary; the future of dispute resolution in Asia; the case for arbitration in financial disputes; arbitrator disclosure; trends and developments in international arbitration; and more.
EXPERT FORUM
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
CD moderates a discussion between Neil Warner, Peter Barr and Kate Canning at Gateley Legal.
WORLDWATCH
SHAREHOLDER DISPUTES
CD moderates a discussion between Amanda Nunes Sampaio at Demarest Advogados, Rebecca Thomas at Gateley Legal, Emanuele Ferrara at Hogan Lovells Studio Legale, Abdullah Alsaeed at Latham & Watkins LLC, Jamie Nowak at Norton Rose Fulbright LLP, John Rhie at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP, Susan L. Saltzstein at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates, and Gonzague d’Aubigny at Teynier Pic.
ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEW
LITIGATION IN THE AGE OF BIG DATA
CD moderates speaks with Stefan Boedeker at StoneTurn.
MINI-ROUNDTABLE
INVESTOR-STATE ARBITRATION: EMERGING TRENDS AND CHALLENGES
CD moderates a discussion between Santiago Bejarano at Latham & Watkins LLP and Timothy Nelson at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates.
HOT TOPIC
CONSTRUCTION DISPUTES IN APAC: 2025 OUTLOOK
CD moderates a discussion between Janine Thompson, John McGuiness, Siobhan Hennessy, Matthew Hutton and Rhyan Stephens at McGrathNicol.
