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Featured Articles: Commercial Litigation

All Change In Europe

Patrick Sherrington and Giles Hutt, Hogan Lovells

Patrick Sherrington and Giles Hutt of Hogan Lovells describe the challenges facing litigation parties today.

Roundtable: Commercial Litigation 2011

The International Who’s Who of Commercial Litigators has brought together three of the leading practitioners in the world to discuss key issues facing lawyers today.

The Bribery Act 2010: The New Corporate Offence of Failing to Prevent Bribery

Nick Gray - Slaughter and May

William Charles - Slaughter and May

For the first time, corporates operating in the UK will be exposed to criminal liability, punishable by an unlimited fine, for failing to prevent bribery (the Corporate Offence). It is this new offence which presents significant challenges to businesses, particularly in today’s tougher enforcement climate. This article considers the Corporate Offence and what corporates can do to prepare.

Roundtable: Commercial Litigation

Who's Who Legal brings together three of the world's top litigators to discuss the rise of alternative dispute resolution, third party funding regulation and cost issues.

Roundtable: Commercial Litigation

The International Who’s Who of Commercial Litigators has brought together five of the leading practitioners in the world to discuss the key issues facing litigators today.

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Analysis: Commercial Litigation

Research Trends and Conclusions: Commercial Litigation 2011

With the benefit of over 14 years of research and tens of thousands of votes from clients and private practitioners, Who’s Who Legal takes a closer look at developing trends in the commercial litigation marketplace worldwide.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Commercial Litigation 2011

In this section we analyse the findings of our research in greater depth to identify the firms and practitioners who stand out worldwide.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Commercial Litigation 2010

Who’s Who Legal reveals the leading firms and commercial litigators from 56 jurisdictions. Once again, Clifford Chance leads the field in terms of numbers with 13 of the firm’s practitioners listed from seven offices around the world.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Commercial Litigation 2010

Tom Barnes - Editor, Who's Who Legal

As the global financial crisis begins to recede, it has become clear that the large-scale up-tick in disputes that traditionally accompanies a downturn has not materialised. There have been elevated levels of activity in some sectors, but “Don’t let anyone tell you that a counter-cyclical deluge has hit the top city firms,” a lawyer from a magic circle firm advises.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: CIS 2010 - Commercial Litigation

Fifty-eight individuals are included from eight jurisdictions in this chapter.

Research Trends and Conclusions: Commercial Litigation 2009

Richard Woolley - Who's Who Legal

It is widely accepted that in a recession clients are more likely to pursue litigation.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: Commercial Litigation 2009

Clifford Chance LLP leads the field in our research in terms of numbers with ten nominees from five offices in Europe and Asia making the cut.

Most Highly Regarded Firms: California 2009 - Commercial Litigation

Litigation tends to be a robust practice, through good economic times and bad, according to sources, who point to an increase in securities-related disputes as a result of global financial turmoil.

Commercial Litigation