The CAT’s ruling that Apple abused its dominant position in the app market could be worth up to GBP 1.5 billion and is a first victory for a UK collective action at trial. The UK Competition Appeal ...

An experienced litigation and arbitration partner has relocated from the Caymans to join Gateley in London. Gateley Legal has added a litigation and arbitration partner to its London office with the ...

The agency has followed the Trump administration’s lead to axe government resources, however its approach has become more labour-intensive. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has fallen in line with ...

In a first-of-its kind study of California antitrust regulation, the state’s law reform agency is proposing a revamp that could change the litigation landscape in a state already dubbed the lawsuit ...

The Latin American country has agreed to facilitate proceedings for the arbitral institution. The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) has signed a host country agreement with Colombia. The document ...

Litigation over the next big environmental concern will not be straightforward without clearer evidence. Microplastics have become a prominent area of environmental concern. The tiny pollutants have ...

A Hong Kong court has ruled that a dispute involving China National Gold cannot go to arbitration as it falls outside the ambit of the arbitration agreement. A dispute centring on the ownership of a ...

The new organisation will meet demand for an industry standard list of construction arbitrators from legal, construction and engineering backgrounds. A new trade association will provide of a list of ...

A dual-qualified former Debevoise & Plimpton counsel has taken a leadership position at Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner in the French capital, stepping up to partner in the process. Bryan Cave Leighton ...

The firm’s Geneva office – a base for its international arbitration practice – will close by the end of this year following a ‘routine review’. However, a source indicates the firm’s arbitration ...

Expert witnesses in forensic accounting and construction disputes have joined HKA’s offices in Miami, Texas and California, with further hires in London and Paris. Professional services and expert ...

The evolution of the country’s legal framework will give disputing parties more certainty and security going forward. South Africa is set to formalise its class actions regime with alterations to its ...