JUL-SEP 2026 ISSUE
In this issue we present features on AI in ADR and on energy-related disputes. We also look at: wage-and-hour litigation; preparing organisations for imminent dispute risks; damages and expert witnesses in IP disputes; accessing the ITC; drug and medical device litigation; the future of class actions in India; legal consequences for international supply contracts; corporate dispute strategy during systemic crisis; supplier price hikes amid inflation; developments in the law of good faith; AI as a source of disputes; governing AI developments and innovation; third-party discovery in US arbitration; appellate review of ICSID awards; private equity firm liability; Chinese family business control battles; the new frontier of ‘surveillance’ pricing; authorised push payment fraud; enforcing avoidance judgments against later transferees; how valuation shapes high-stakes litigation; and more.
APR-JUN 2026 ISSUE
In this issue we present features on asserting and maintaining privilege and on resolving a joint venture dispute. We also look at: securities enforcement; litigating in the English courts; Germany’s new commercial courts; contract disputes; patent litigation; reverse payment antitrust cases; using the ITC to litigate biopharma cases; the growth of deferred prosecution agreements; the extraterritorial reach of the Defend Trade Secrets Act; settlement culture in arbitration; price review arbitrations; toward a judicial model of ISDS; class actions for competition law breaches; the EU foreign subsidies regulation; contracting for environmental risk; disputes in the context of joint ventures; technology disputes; avoidance without the initial transferee; energy transition and renewable infrastructure disputes; and more.
JAN-MAR 2026 ISSUE
In this issue we present features on the global push to reform ISDS and on the ethics and economics of third-party litigation. We also look at: antitrust investigations; deal-friendly antitrust; sources of contention in M&A disputes; energy sector disputes; contractual disputes; exercising contractual discretion; leveraging mediation in international disputes; product liability; expert witness and damage analysis in PFAS litigation; motor finance claims in the UK; who owns what in bankruptcy; activism as enforcement; civil fraud; the future of AI in litigation and arbitration; IP litigation; trade secret litigation and enforcement; and more.
EXPERT FORUM
WAGE-AND-HOUR LITIGATION
CD moderates a discussion between Camille A. Olson, Stefan Boedeker and Johanna Tejada at StoneTurn.
MINI-ROUNDTABLE
IP DISPUTES: DAMAGES AND EXPERT WITNESSES
CD moderates a discussion between Christopher Anderson and Mitchell Rosen at StoneTurn.
WORLDWATCH
DRUG AND MEDICAL DEVICE LITIGATION
CD moderates a discussion between Greg Williams at Clayton Utz, Hildy Sastre at DLA Piper, Tony Yeo at Drew & Napier, Christian Di Mauro at Hogan Lovells, and Byron Shaw at McCarthy Tetrault.
ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEW
AI AS A SOURCE OF DISPUTES, NOT JUST EFFICIENCY
CD speaks with Robert Sikellis at Novartis.
QUARTERLY DISPUTES BAROMETER
JUL-SEP 2026
CD moderates a discussion between Sylvia Tee at Ashurst, Rob Palmer at Hogan Lovells Lee & Lee, Sharmistha Chakrabarti at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, and Jonathan Lim at WilmerHale.
HOT TOPIC
HOW VALUATION SHAPES HIGH-STAKES LITIGATION
CD moderates a discussion between John E. Rollins at Ankura, Emanuele Ferrara at Hogan Lovells, and Joseph Larkin at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates.
