Global disputes
Allen & Overy, Mayer Brown, Hausfeld and Appleby size up the key trends in cross-border litigation.
July 02, 2009 at 06:57 AM
1 minute read
Nearly two years since the credit crunch began, lawyers are still divided over whether a surge in disputes is coming. But, finds Alex Aldridge, many firms see opportunity.
Economic difficulties are generating disputes on a large scale. How will the UK's new Commercial Court interact with other jurisdictions going forward? Clare Canning and Kate Elsmore report.
Offshore does not mean off-limits when it comes to obtaining information during litigation. Andrew Bolton explains how to fill in the blanks.
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