UK courts won’t allow artists to monopolise common musical elements, but musicians must still be careful not to infringe earlier works, write Ashfords lawyers Carl Steele and Chris Fotheringham | 1d
UK courts won’t allow artists to monopolise common musical elements, but musicians must still be careful not to infringe earlier works, write Ashfords lawyers Carl Steele and Chris Fotheringham | 1d
New office will be led by Austria managing partner Thomas Ruhm, who joins from SCWP | 4d
Cash injection from Lloyds Banking Group subsidiary will support plans to double turnover within two years | 5d
Robin Nunn will be based in the Magic Circle firm’s New York and Washington DC offices | 6d
Serle Court’s Jennifer Haywood examines a series of recent cases that have tried – and failed – to challenge an award under section 68 of the English Arbitration Act | 6d
Lord Neuberger's keynote speech at London International Disputes Week had a musical motif, but there were discordant notes amid the harmony | 2w
Ben Rigby reports on LIDW’s opening day featuring keynotes on aspects of arbitration and a tech study | 3w
Ng is the fourth KC to be admitted to the Singapore Bar, adding to his practices in London and Hong Kong | 3w
Ben Rigby discusses the key takeaways from Portland's 2023 litigation report | 1mo
New hires include partners Arjun Rao, Brian Frontino and Allen Denson | 1mo
Research underlines UK capital’s resilience as disputes centre with international litigants, led by Russians, outnumbering domestic parties, reports Ben Rigby | 1mo
LIDW will explore how the disputes community is adapting to a world that has changed dramatically since its 2019 launch, reports Ben Rigby | 1mo
Madrid set to become ‘truly global hub for international arbitration’, according to London-based boutique | 1mo
A former senior judge joins Atkin Chambers, while a leading international lawyer signs up with 3 Verulam Buildings | 1mo
As Slava Kiryushin moves across to HFW, DWF adds insurance partner duo in Dubai from Kennedys | 1mo
Practical online comparative Global Legal Post guide is co-edited by Three Crowns partners Carmen Martinez Lopez and Liz Snodgrass | 1mo
Transatlantic firm looks to advise tech and life science clients facing ‘explosive growth in class actions and mass torts’ | 1mo
Inaugural event will rival London International Disputes Week and has backing of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration | 1mo
Jérémie Fierville folds boutique into UK disptues firm as it seeks 'sustained growth' | 1mo
Herbert Smith Freehills proves fertile ground for senior Seladore Legal recruits | 1mo