Adapting to a Changing World: Key Trends in Commercial Litigation
New issues for litigators to grapple with including ESG and competition related-issues, a burgeoning litigation funding market and disputes related to crypto assets mean the London legal landscape remains an busy forum for resolution.
May 24, 2023 at 08:04 AM
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Commercial LitigationThe many challenges of 2022 – continued impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns; the war in Ukraine; global energy crisis; commodities shortages; rising inflation and interest rates – have continued into 2023, creating a perfect storm of financial pressures on companies and leading to an uptick in contractual disputes, insolvencies, and civil fraud claims. Disputes of this nature are core areas of expertise for commercial litigators in London, such that, despite concerns around the potential impact of Brexit, London remains a highly attractive forum for their resolution.
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