The High Court in London has struck out a claim accusing Swiss billionaire Thomas Flohr of defrauding a Guernsey VC fund by secretly setting up other companies and moving his assets between these ...

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The European Union (EU) provides an overarching framework for asset tracing and recovery across the continent, but users warn that the difference between national legal systems creates blind spots, ...

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 ...

Following its departure from Beijing at the beginning of the pandemic, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner’s exit from Hong Kong and Singapore will leave the firm without a physical presence in the region, as ...

From CDR‘s Tech Issue: As the AI revolution marches on, lawyers and expert witnesses are tackling the unfamiliar territory of AI liability and who is to blame when this burgeoning technology does ...

A Delaware-focused commercial disputes and appellate practitioner has left Smith, Katzenstein & Jenkins to fortify K&L Gates’ Wilmington operation. K&L Gates has hired Robert Beste as a partner in its ...

The pharmaceutical giant has said the profits for its Forxiga drug will be undercut by the arrival of a generic treatment. AstraZeneca has failed to secure an interim injunction against a generic ...

The South Korean arbitral institution has named its third secretary-general, as new ventures have opened for business in Europe and the US amid the latest high-level practitioner moves. South Korea is ...

The Chicago-founded firm has poached a Magic Circle stalwart to lead its new UK litigation practice. US law firm Vedder Price announced yesterday (17 March) its recruitment of Helen Biggin as its ...