A professional negligence claim worth more than $500 million against offshore law firm Walkers is due to be heard in court ...
Christopher Bennett, a former 16-year veteran of Interstate Hotels & Resorts, takes over as chief legal and compliance ...
A new approach in arbitration separates issues—mediation for some, arbitration for others—improving efficiency in complex ...
From Singapore to Australia, firms are adding senior lawyers and reshuffling leadership to deepen capabilities in cyber, ...
Opinion
Game Over for State Gambling Laws? The CFTC Pushes Prediction Markets Toward the Winner’s Circle
This year, the CFTC has strongly opposed state bans on prediction markets, claiming federal authority under the CEA. Courts are divided on whether these markets are considered swaps and if federal law ...
Recent New York cases highlight issues in trusts and estates, including courts awarding legal fees for bad-faith objections, ...
But there are more than 60 cases reported in the U.K., and 1000 globally, of incorrect information being put before the court ...
Norton Rose Fulbright’s new leader in Australia says he plans to win a larger share of cross border work by focussing on key ...
The trade court ruled 2-1 that Trump had unlawfully used Section 122 of the Trade Act to enact a new blanket duty on products ...
The retired judges told the Fourth Circuit that the lawsuit is an “extraordinary, unprecedented broadside" against the ...
The Supreme Court of Georgia could soon clarify the scope of Georgia's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act ...
Every legal task produces two things: output and process. Firms that compete on output alone will find themselves in a race to the bottom against tools that do not bill by the hour and never will. The ...
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