Disputes Yearbook 2019

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Richard Harris on the impact of the preoccupation with banking mistakes History abounds with examples of problems to which a…

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Moritz Blasy, Nicolai Binkert and Simon Ott detail Liechtenstein’s new conciliation procedure Liechtenstein’s fiduciary and financial services industry has a…

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Independent Mediators (IM) manage the practices of nine of Europe’s leading full-time civil and commercial mediators. The mediators joined forces…

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Gilbert + Tobin is the firm of choice when the stakes are high. The disputes and investigations team at Gilbert…

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JMiles & Co specialises in international arbitration, mediation and fraud and asset recovery and is a recipient of the Law…

Legal Business

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Simon Kerry asks whether front loading case management is effective in resolving cases and looks at the forthcoming Disclosure Pilot…

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Partners in King & Spalding’s London disputes team discuss their thoughts on some of the current trends and issues within…

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A message from the chief executive of The International Arbitration Centre As London’s newest dispute resolution centre, The International Arbitration…

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Marcia Shekerdemian QC considers the decisions in Ve Vegas v Shinners and Zinc Hotels v Beveridge ‘An insolvency practitioner should…

Tom Baker

Looking back, I spent 25% of my time at the Serious Fraud Office reacting to a campaign against the SFO…

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Jane Colston discusses the use of AI in the courts under the new disclosure pilot scheme’s push for cheaper tech-assisted…

Tom Baker

One of the things about being a barrister is that you’re independently-minded, which means all the big Remain campaigns find…

Tom Baker

The best dispute lawyers often have something of the diva or rockstar about them – argumentative, uncompromising and brash. Michael…

Dominic Carman

Political pressure to crack down on evasion and Bribery Act-style powers are pushing tax disputes onto boardroom agendas, writes Dominic…

Anna Cole-Bailey

With deferred prosecution agreements proving a success and the scale of investigations increasing, things have never been busier for corporate…

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Nick Skerrett examines the trend of tax dispute management falling to GCs and tax litigators, as HMRC takes a tougher…

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Richard Kovalevsky QC on the difficulties facing prosecutors of financial crime Following the Bribery Act coming into force on 1…

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Engaging Simmons & Simmons tax is different. We have deep strategic expertise and the experience to create a bespoke solution…

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About our dispute resolution team Our dispute resolution team is a cadre of specialist litigators. We work with our in-house…