Robert Li is a Senior Reporter at Global Legal Group. He specializes in law and legal affairs, covering a range of topics including legaltech, construction and real estate, finance, and investment, with a particular focus on issues such as lawsuits, corruption, and fraud in the United Kingdom and Australia. His work has been featured in BioRxiv and CDR COMMERCIAL.
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A former Hausfeld competition litigator with notable human rights experience is Mishcon de Reya’s latest hire in London.
A former state government lawyer who helped negotiate the USD 50 billion opioid settlement has joined WilmerHale in DC. WilmerHale has hired Swain Wood as a partner and co-chair of its Washington, DC-based state attorneys general practice, effective yesterday (13 January). Joining from North Carolina firm Morningstar Law Group where he spent an aggregate three years including a stint as chair of its government investigations, negotiation and litigation practice, Wood's two tenures booken
A former US attorney with extensive experience of crypto and fraud mandates has ended a 12-year public service tenure, returning to both Paul Weiss and private practice. Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison has rehired Damian Williams as a partner in its New York litigation practice, it announced on Friday (10 January). Williams' arrival follows his resignation in November last year as US attorney for the Southern District of New York (SDNY), a four-year stint with responsibility
The two global tech giants have successfully repelled the certification of a UK opt-out class action for alleged anti-competitive conduct, as the CAT emphasised the heavy responsibility of class representatives.
There is increasing competition among arbitral institutions and practitioners and a cautious approach to technology is required, according to London's rising arbitration stars. Competition, efficiency and the role of tech are hot topics according to four up-and-coming London arbitration partners speaking to Burford Capital, as part of the listed third-party funder's quarterly review of the funding sector to be published later today (16 January). Arbitration's rising profile means mor
The weekly summary of people and firms news includes shareholder, financial services and real estate litigators, European firm mergers and a new office in the US. The round-up kicks off in the English city of Manchester where Squire Patton Boggs has recruited Charlotte Higham as a partner from Addleshaw Goddard, adding considerable experience in construction and engineering disputes. “Our office in Manchester continues to flourish and we are delighted to invest in its future growth,” Manc
Litigators should prepare for an even busier year according to NRF's 20th litigation trends survey, as increasingly combative claimants impede settlement negotiations and regulatory action is tipped to increase. Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) published its 2025 Annual Litigation Trends Survey on Wednesday (15 January), showing how the market has changed over the past two decades and offering predictions for the coming years. It singled out increasing confidence of claimant firms, ever stric
The deal will see the high-profile Middle East arbitral centre launch a newly optimised disputes process management platform, featuring close integration with the legaltech provider’s cutting-edge hearing technology.
Originally scheduled for release in January this year, new rules for the prominent Canadian arbitral institution have been delayed until March at the earliest, with changes likely to include the abolition of the international and domestic distinction, updated disclosure requirements and new provisions on procedural challenges. Canadian alternative dispute resolution (ADR) institution the ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC) is to adopt new rules which will modernise the arbitration framework and r
A regulatory body in Côte d’Ivoire has been relaunched, paving the way for more effective oversight of the public procurement process.
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