Until the US ratifies the 2019 Hague Convention, US litigants have to jump through several hoops to enforce rulings before the English courts.

In an eagerly watched case, the UK’s highest court has ruled that the countries cannot rely on state immunity to quash the registration in the English courts of two adverse ICSID awards looming over ...

Ten years after a new law sought to clean up business and politics, South Korea has seen a genuine cultural change when it comes to bribery and corruption. In 2016, the presidency of South Korea found ...

CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) is an online magazine for litigation and arbitration professionals worldwide. Published by Global Legal Group, CDR provides critical business intelligence with ...

Stephen Jagusch KC is Global Chair of Quinn Emanuel’s International Arbitration Practice. He specialises in international commercial and investment treaty arbitration, having acted as adviser and ...

With a new name, new image and renewed focus on practical career advice, the former London Common Law & Commercial Bar Association aims for fresh relevance. The London Common Law & Commercial Bar ...

Keith Oliver specialises in commercial, regulatory and trust litigation. A renowned litigator and excellent practitioner, Keith is recognised as one of the world’s best investigative lawyers and leads ...

This article examines fraud in Malaysia, covering legal frameworks, the impact of digital currencies, technology in asset recovery and more. Consistent with trends around the world, fraud and ...

The EU and UK’s top antitrust regulators have imposed hefty penalties on a group of car manufacturers and two industry bodies for engaging in an end-of-life vehicle recycling cartel. The European ...

Myanmar is strategically located in Southeast Asia and shares borders with China, Laos, Thailand, Bangladesh and India. China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi had said that China views Myanmar as an ...

A proposal to loosen the CAT’s strict rule banning its chairs and ordinary members from practicing, or working for a firm engaged in, competition law has been scrapped following concerns by industry ...

This article discusses fraud in the USA, covering legal frameworks, cross-jurisdictional mechanisms, technology in asset recovery, key challenges and more. In the U.S., asset tracing and recovery can ...