Andrew Mizner is an Editor at Commercial Dispute Resolution. He focuses on themes related to construction and real estate, as well as various aspects of mining, including laws, operations, and sustainability. Andrew is featured in Global Legal Group and CDR Magazine.
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The firm has embraced its independence from Norton Rose Fulbright with the arrival of another lawyer in its Cape Town team.
By: Dippy Singh, Robert Li, Andrew Mizner
The tension between attracting investors and compensating harmed consumers was another key topic during London International Disputes Week (LIDW) 2026's main conference, which also examined frontier frameworks, costs and politics. The London International Disputes Week (LIDW) 2026 main conference took place on Tuesday (3 June) at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre. The day's first panel, ‘AI, Authenticity and the Future of Evidence: Trust in a Synthetic World' reminded us that AI remain
Acquisition of funding compatriot will give Rocade greater reach in the US funding market, especially on post-judgment finance. Acquisition of funding compatriot will give Rocade greater reach in the US funding market, especially on post-judgment finance. Rocade Capital has completed the acquisition of fellow US litigation finance provider Law Finance Group (LFG), creating an expanded funder with more than USD 2.3 billion in capital invested in the legal market. The deal was announced yest
Africa's economic growth will generate more arbitration work, but with it will come greater demands to use arbitral institutions on the continent, said lawyers and experts at London International Disputes Week.
Alex Houston and Mihaela Acorda Aguilar of Crowe give a forensic accounting perspective for disputes and investigations.
Two lawyers are among the panel entrusted with reviewing South Africa's troubled National AI Policy.
The US firm has hired a leading academic, counsel and arbitrator from Clyde & Co, adding a figure who has played a central role in London's arbitration community. US law firm Steptoe has hired Professor Loukas Mistelis as a partner in its London international arbitration practice. The hire was announced on Tuesday (16 June). Professor Mistelis, who announced that “key clients” are moving with him, spent the last four years as a partner at Clyde & Co, and works as counsel and
Leading arbitration practitioners from South Africa, Kenya and France have joined the body which oversees the Southern African arbitral institution.
The crypto sector's desire to ‘move fast and break things' means that speed is of the essence when managing fraud risk and resolving disputes, according to lawyers and technologists at an event in London. Companies and investors in the crypto-asset and blockchain industries are at great risk of fraud and have very specific needs when it comes to dispute resolution. That was the consensus view of private practice lawyers, in-house counsel and technology specialists speaking at the Global
Collective redress considered a more trustworthy way of securing compensation than government bodies including Trading Standards and ombudsmen.
