Commercial Litigation and Cross-border Enforcement Law Guide

13 Sep 2023

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About the Practice Guide

The Commercial Litigation and Cross-border Enforcement Law Over Borders Comparative Guide provides a highly practical and up-to-date overview of the litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution landscape in some of the key international dispute resolution jurisdictions. Written by expert dispute resolution practitioners, the guide covers the key aspects of the civil justice system, procedural issues and how arbitration fits into the wider dispute resolution framework of each jurisdiction. Recognising the commercial reasons why litigants will resort to a formal dispute resolution process, the guide focuses in particular on the enforcement of judgments and awards and the practical and legal obstacles which a party may face when seeking to convert a court or tribunal decision into money. Above all, the information contained in this guide is intended to be accessible and actionable, providing an invaluable resource for anyone looking to navigate the intricacies of the practice of international dispute resolution.

Editors

Bermuda

BMU

Bermuda British Virgin Islands

VGB

British Virgin Islands Canada

CAN

Canada Cayman Islands

CYM

Cayman Islands China

CHN

China England & Wales

England and Wales Germany

Germany Guernsey

Guernsey Hong Kong

Hong Kong Japan

Japan Jersey

Jersey Malaysia

Malaysia Norway

Norway Pakistan

Pakistan Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia Singapore

SGP

Singapore South Korea

KOR

South Korea Taiwan

TWN

Taiwan Thailand

THA

Thailand United Arab Emirates

ARE

United Arab Emirates US

USA

United States

Preface: Commercial Litigation and Cross-border Enforcement

Ben Bruton (Winston & Strawn LLP) , James Noble (Carey Olsen)

Foreword: Commercial Litigation and Cross-border Enforcement

Claudia Salomon (ICC International Court of Arbitration)

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Contributors

Borden Ladner Gervais

Robert J.C. Deane Canada - Q&A

Sean Gallagher Canada - Q&A

Carey Olsen

Charlotte Donnelly Bermuda - Q&A

Keith Robinson Bermuda - Q&A

Mahogany Bean Bermuda - Q&A

Kate Lan British Virgin Islands - Q&A

Nicholas Lee British Virgin Islands - Q&A

James Noble British Virgin Islands - Q&A, Cayman Islands - Q&A

Amelia Tan Cayman Islands - Q&A

Joni Khoo Cayman Islands - Q&A

Elaine Gray Guernsey - Q&A

Rebekah Johnston Guernsey - Q&A

Robin Gist Guernsey - Q&A

Christopher Tan Jersey - Q&A

John Kelleher Jersey - Q&A

GSK Stockmann

Dr. Justus Jansen Germany - Q&A

Jamsched Amiri Germany - Q&A

Global Advocacy and Legal Counsel

Ayman Ibrahim United Arab Emirates - Q&A

Hassan Al Shaqsi United Arab Emirates - Q&A

Nasser Al Osaiba United Arab Emirates - Q&A

Sleiman Jorr United Arab Emirates - Q&A

Khan & Associates

Mansoor Hassan Khan Pakistan - Q&A

King & Wood

Jessica Fei China - Q&A

Lee and Li

Lee and Li is one of Taiwan’s largest and most prestigious full-service law firms, renowned for its expertise in corporate law, M&A, competition law, intellectual property, banking and finance, di...

Angela Y. Lin Taiwan - Q&A

Joyce N. Chang Taiwan - Q&A

Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu

Claire Chong Japan - Q&A

Kaori Sugimoto Japan - Q&A

Peter & Kim

Daniel Chua South Korea - Q&A

SeungMin Lee South Korea - Q&A

Youjoun Ha South Korea - Q&A

Selmer AS

Carl E. Roberts Norway - Q&A

Eline Hellem Langeland Norway - Q&A

Skrine

Janice Ooi Huey Peng Malaysia - Q&A

Sharon Chong Tze Ying Malaysia - Q&A

SuhailPartners LLP

Fahad AlDehais AlMalki Saudi Arabia - Q&A

Salman AlAnazi Saudi Arabia - Q&A

Talal AlOtaibi Saudi Arabia - Q&A

Tanner De Witt

Ian De Witt Hong Kong - Q&A

Natalie Lam Hong Kong - Q&A

Weerawong, Chinnavat & Partners Ltd

Jittipong Champreechar Thailand - Q&A

Napassorn Panitchewakul Thailand - Q&A

Sarocha Thongperm Thailand - Q&A

Winston & Strawn LLP

Ben Bruton England & Wales - Q&A

Jake White England & Wales - Q&A

Suzanne Labi England & Wales - Q&A

Arthur Schoen US - Q&A

Julia Mano Johnson US - Q&A

Natalie Holden US - Q&A

WongPartnership LLP

Headquartered in Singapore, WongPartnership is a market leader and one of the largest law firms in the country. Through our WPG regional law network, our clients benefit from unparalleled legal expert...

Calvin Ong Singapore - Q&A

Monisha Cheong Singapore - Q&A

Wendy Lin Singapore - Q&A

Josephine Choo Singapore - Q&A