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The Increased Expedited Procedure Threshold under the 2026 ICC Rules: What Does It Mean for Mid-Value Construction Disputes in the UAE?
Glenn Bull
Insights
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The Next Frontier? Follow On Claims and the Future of Loss of Chance Litigation in International Sports
Daniel McDonagh
Events
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Case No. 9. Can an arbitration clause be extended to a non-signatory party, and what are the relevant factors?
Annapaola Negri-Clementi
Insights
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Charles Russell Speechlys LLP, as Liquidator of Awal Bank BSC(c) (In Liquidation), welcomes Bahraini Court judgment upholding liquidator’s rejection of US$2.8 billion of claims and confirming debts owing to Awal Bank of US$2.56 billion
Patrick Gearon FCIArb
News
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SLAPPs, Scrolls & Silencing: Media Law Under the Spotlight
Claudine Morgan
Events
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Bridging East and West: Resolving China Related Disputes in a Global Era
Jue Jun Lu
Events
min readNew Corporate Liability for criminal offences committed by Senior Managers: Section 250 of the Crime and Policing Act 2026
Rachel Warren
Quick Reads
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Forum Wars or Forum Steering? Global licence determinations, cross border complexities, ADR and the next stage of FRAND Disputes
Robert Lundie Smith
Events
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New 2026 ICC Rules of Arbitration: what’s changed and what it means
Thomas R. Snider
Insights
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Steering the Ship: Navigating the Seas of Trust Applications without Capsizing into Hostile Litigation
Robert Avis
Events
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The Dubai Conflicts of Jurisdiction Tribunal Continues to Define the Boundaries of DIFC and Onshore Dubai Court Jurisdiction in Arbitral Award Recognition and Enforcement
Thomas R. Snider
Insights
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Disputes Over Donuts: Spotlight on the ICC Arbitration Rules 2026
Thomas R. Snider
Podcasts
Charles Russell Speechlys moves offices in Milan following consistent growth of Italian practice
Michael Lingens
News
min readAfter You Leave: Navigating Non-Competes and Non-Solicitation Under Swiss Law
Remo Wagner
Quick Reads
min readEmoji on trial: Can a thumbs-up waive a rent increase?
Harriet Durn
Quick Reads
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Benoît Pasquier comments in Law UK on Switzerland as a leading centre for sports disputes
Benoît Pasquier
In the Press
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Rachel Warren and Charlotte Healy write for FT Adviser on how the Serious Fraud Office's latest business plan measures up against its five-year strategy
Rachel Warren
In the Press
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Access to privileged company documents: shareholder rule abolished
Emilie Brammer
Insights
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Limitation and unfair prejudice petitions: the legend of Zedra
Claudine Morgan
Insights
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