
Quarterly Focus: Political tensions drive European diversity
Andrew Mizner
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The impact of politics is never far away when assessing developments in Europe’s arbitration, litigation and anti-corruption markets.
Dispute resolution is booming in Europe. The courts are busy – too busy in some places – arbitration is well-established, and the EU and national regulators make for a proactive and lively regulatory regime.
Certainly there is no shortage of work for litigation, arbitration and business-crime lawyers around the continent and, as CDR finds out this week
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