A no-holds-barred panel at LAW2025 blasted the arbitration profession for holding back the sector’s evolution and eschewing much-needed ADR mechanisms – with one prominent arbitrator telling his peers ...

Ten years after a new law sought to clean up business and politics, South Korea has seen a genuine cultural change when it comes to bribery and corruption.

New Zealand’s highest court has reinstated a High Court injunction restraining proceedings globally, in a hotly contested fraud dispute which has already sparked action in England and Wales, Jersey ...

The proposed collective action, being brought on behalf of UK, Dutch and other EEA-based Uber drivers, is the first European claim that directly challenges personalised pay determined through ...

Erik Bodden and Jordan McErlean of Conyers consider some lessons from the past two years when it comes to restructuring. On August 31, 2022, significant amendments to Part V of the Cayman Islands ...

Matthew Taylor and Andrew Whelan of K2 Integrity explain that there is still a role for old-fashioned investigatory techniques when tracking assets and individuals. The ever expanding and evolving ...

By confirming the controversial GBP 200 million settlement, the Competition Appeal Tribunal has brought to an end nine years of conflict between Mastercard and Walter Merricks, although the battle ...

A unique co-operation agreement that allegedly excluded minority bondholders from Selecta’s divisive restructuring process will see antitrust laws tested in distressed debt litigation for the first ...

Conyers’ Matthew Brown and Jane Fedotova take a deep dive into the impact of the region’s new civil procedure rules. On 31 July 2023 a substantially amended version of the Eastern Caribbean Civil ...

A claim brought against the governments of Greenland and Denmark – set to be one of the biggest commercial cases in both jurisdictions – has been given the go-ahead to move forward in the courts. The ...

Rhys Williams and Mariangela Bucci of Conyers discuss the Bermuda Court of Appeal's examination of discovery issues between a parent and its subsidiary, and privilege between a company and its ...

A report has revealed that the majority of investor-state arbitrations hit the headlines during proceedings, despite efforts to maintain privacy. A new report has confirmed that 87% of investor-state ...