
CAT approves £200m Merricks v Mastercard settlement
The Competition Appeals Tribunal (CAT) has approved a settlement of £200m in the long-running Merricks v Mastercard dispute. The tribunal’s ruling dismisses…
The Competition Appeals Tribunal (CAT) has approved a settlement of £200m in the long-running Merricks v Mastercard dispute. The tribunal’s ruling dismisses…
Following last month’s release of Legal 500’s first US city elite rankings, Legal Business checked in with the newly ranked Chicago lawyers…
If there’s one thing litigators aren’t disputing, it’s that workflow is not likely to drop as we settle into 2025.…
Mishcon de Reya‘s hard-fought victory for Nigeria in Nigeria v P&ID saw the firm take home Commercial Team of the Year at…
Mountford Chambers’ Edward Henry KC won the title of Barrister of the Year at the Legal Business Awards this past…
Adam Ibrahim, UK co-head of litigation and arbitration at DLA Piper, was last month named Private Practice Lawyer of the Year…
The chairs of next week’s London International Disputes Week (LIDW) are urging in-house lawyers to attend the event to learn…
Jiun Ean Ban, chief executive of Maxwell Chambers in Singapore, recently sat down with Legal 500 senior research editor Allan…
An amendment filed to the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill last week will allow the use of damages-based agreements…
Osborne Clarke has announced the launch of its third US office in Miami, adding to its existing offerings in San…
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan has announced the launch of a new office in Beijing, its second in mainland China…
‘What would you do if you weren’t afraid? When I’m making big decisions, there’s always fear attached. I try to…
Undaunted by a hectic few days in which details of Natasha Harrison’s new firm Pallas Partners hit the headlines, the…
With echoes of David Higgins’ landmark $10m switch in 2017 , Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has lost two up-and-coming private equity…
Slaughter and May has made a rare City hire, the firm announced today (19 November), recruiting a partner into its…
The received wisdom is that a downward trajectory in the economy results in an upward trajectory in contentious work as…
Becoming a lawyer was suggested to me by other people. I was about 15, and doing a lot of debating…
Modern history was my undergrad. History has always been my passion. I had a sense I’d be a lawyer, but…
As our 2020 Disputes Yearbook hits desks, it is an appropriate moment to reflect on how litigation and arbitration evolved…
As the forum of choice for international litigants, London continues to enjoy an unparalleled reputation for high-value dispute resolution. The…