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Complying with an information notice from the UK's HMRC can be a delicate balancing act. After having spent weeks in informal...
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In today’s arbitral practice, major commercial disputes are typically resolved by tribunals consisting of three members. While each side...
In Berkeley Square Holdings Limited & Others v Lancer Property Asset Management Limited & Others, the English Court of Appeal has upheld...
On 22 April 2021 the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce, chaired by Sir Geoffrey Vos, Master of the Rolls, published its Digital Dispute...
We are delighted to share the sixth edition of our annual top trends analysis: International Arbitration: top trends in 2021. Our...
A new Russian statute has changed the rules relevant to arbitration and choice-of-court agreements for disputes involving Russian parties...
Exceptions to the without prejudice rule are notoriously restricted, given that the fundamental premise of the rule is that litigants...
On 16 October 2018, the FCA published near-final rules to expand access to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) for small and...
Ketevan Betaneli and Daniel Müller A new legal regime for the Caspian Sea Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union at the beginning of...
Joshua Kelly and Mariia Puchyna China goes global – what is the Belt and Road Initiative? As discussed in our 'Top Trends in...
2016 was a time of much, sometimes dramatic, political change, including the unexpected result in the UK’s Brexit referendum and the...