The post-banking crisis boom in litigation has put disputes work back at the centre of global law. As the economy recovers, can it last?
Six years on from the financial crash and at least four years since many of the City’s leading litigation departments began giving their transactional counterparts a run for their money, one could be forgiven for wondering if doubts are creeping in over the sustainability of that progress.
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