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The University of Exeter v Allianz Insurance Plc [2023] EWCA Civ 1484: Court of Appeal considers pro

Renewables momentum will be offset by record demand for oil in 2024

Quarterly Update Insurance & Reinsurance 04/2023

Mediation: Why are we talking about it now?

Vue sur l’économie

The Landscape of Litigation Funding in Germany

Asian insurtech investment set to rebound in 2024

Décarbonation dans le secteur du transport

EU Emissions Trading System for Maritime Transport Explained – Part 5 of 6

Casualty claims

Direct actions against overseas insurers post-Brexit

Inflation and supply chain issues will lead to renewed energy arbitration

Casualty claims

Maximising the benefit of case management in brain injury cases: An insurer's perspective

Perspectives géopolitiques

The law applicable to arbitrability - the Singaporean approach

New UAE Competition Law: what’s new?

Vue sur l’économie

Mediation: More than an information gathering tool?

Green shoots will appear for Australian construction sector

GCC regulatory regimes increasingly attractive to global investors

Veritable bonhomie amongst Group of Companies- a good case for arbitration?

Ownership and Control

Réformes réglementaires

Corporate Risk Radar: APAC | Episode 4 | Businesses in APAC must remain vigilant, as AI and cyber se

Réformes réglementaires

All that glitters is not gold

Greenwashing litigation to increase as mandatory reporting comes into effect

Demand for renewables will increase, squeezing supply chains further

Casualty claims

Year-end wins for the Belfast disease team

The oldest arbitration centre in the Middle East and Africa gets a makeover of its rules

The High Court considers formalities for valid legal assignments and raises restrictions on executio

Défis humains

Christmas party coming up?

Casualty claims

Casualty Market Update: PIDR, JCG, OICP and FRCs - a podcast of acronyms

Casualty claims

Cross border complexities

Airline industry expected to rise above supply-chain issues

Airlines will come under greater pressure to publicise their sustainability efforts

Changements climatiques

Clean hydrogen will expand in 2024, but needs a regulatory push

First solicitor conviction for tipping off client about money laundering probe

UK Real Estate Insights

Supreme Court confirms power to grant 'newcomer injunctions'.

Climate change litigation in Australia will continue to expand and diversify

Regulation of the MGA sector will increase, but won’t dampen optimism

The Court of Appeal confirms that the courts can compel parties to engage in ADR

Legal update for energy lawyers - November 2023