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Disputes Yearbook 2020
Market Report: Tax Litigation – Introducing the hard line
Post Brexit, HMRC is renewing its litigation focus on corporate tax evasion, enhanced by new powers to investigate corporate criminal…
Sponsored briefing: The Singapore Convention – The mediator’s perspective
Michel Kallipetis QC was the International Academy of Mediators (IAM) representative at the drafting of the Singapore Convention. He provides…
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Despite efforts to minimise the level of construction disputes, adjudication, litigation and arbitration are all flourishing. Dominic Carman reports While…
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As the forum of choice for international litigants, London continues to enjoy an unparalleled reputation for high-value dispute resolution. The…
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You cannot control the outcome of tax litigation and, in the current political environment, judgments can be hard to predict.…
Sponsored briefing: French litigation relating to the healthcare sector – legal trends
Diane Bandon-Tourret and Esther Vogel discuss healthcare regulation in France Healthcare companies have been used to dealing with several different…
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Poul Schmith is a full-service law firm and, with a total staff of 700, we are not only the largest…
Sponsored briefing: Tax disputes – Beyond Brexit
Nick Skerrett considers the tax disputes and areas of controversy we are likely to see in the aftermath of Brexit…
Sponsored briefing: Surveillance capitalism
Jane Colston discusses how the legal world is wrestling with technology regulation As technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, making every aspect…
‘Serious loss of morale’: The recruitment crisis at the bench deepens
Cumulative cuts to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) budget over the past decade, amounting to 40% in total, have had…
Arbitration – ‘There’s a new generation coming’
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Sponsored briefing: Parties’ ability to agree on procedural aspects of a lawsuit under Brazilian law
The team at Pinheiro Neto discuss Brazil’s civil procedure code Brazil’s Civil Procedure Code (CPC), enacted in 1973, provided for…
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SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan (SyCipLaw) is one of the largest and most established law firms in the Philippines, marking…
Sponsored firm profile: Int-Arb Arbitrators
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Sponsored briefing: IP litigation in Portugal – from the ’00s to the ’20s
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Sponsored firm profile: DLA Piper
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