The investment platform provider has fought off a US class action alleging it had been illegally operating in China and misled investors that its operations complied with Chinese securities laws.
Three energy companies took a step closer to enforcing their respective Energy Charter Treaty-related arbitral awards in a US appellate court, but the saga is far from over. A US appellate court has held that it does have jurisdiction to hear enforcement proceedings for arbitral awards against sovereign states. The judgment in Nextera Energy v […]
An ex-assistant US attorney with civil, criminal and in-house technology company experience has returned to private practice, bolstering Boies Schiller Flexner’s California capabilities. Boies Schiller Flexner (BSF) has hired Nili Moghaddam as a partner, effective Monday (1 April), where she will divide her practice between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Bringing expertise across civil and […]
A former associate who left for a six-year public service career at a high-profile regulator has returned to Skadden as a partner and head of energy regulatory in DC. James Danly has rejoined Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom as a partner and chair of its Washington, DC-based energy regulatory practice, the firm announced on […]
An ICSID committee has found that a panel of eminent international arbitrators erred in rejecting a USD 652 million claim over the expropriation of an Iraqi telecoms company. A Kuwait-headquartered logistics company succeeded last Thursday (8 February) in annulling an arbitral award won by the state of Iraq, after a committee agreed that the original […]
A Wilson Sonsini associate has brought her commercial and technology disputes, and appellate and class action experience to Mayer Brown on the US West Coast, stepping up to partner in the process. Mayer Brown has recruited Sophia ‘Sophie’ Mancall-Bitel as a partner in its Los Angeles litigation and dispute resolution practice. She has joined from […]
Hogan Lovells’ former Paris arbitration head has gone solo to focus on arbitrator appointments, while London-headquartered Spencer West is to launch in the Middle East, as high-end US firms continue to swell their partner ranks.
A trained lawyer with deep experience advising corporations and executives on high-value transactional matters is the latest hire for the international third-party funder.
The rapid rise of mass arbitration has caused consternation among US companies, while the varied approaches to experts and claims administration were laid out at the Global Class Actions Symposium 2025.
Hogan Lovells’ former Paris arbitration head has gone solo to focus on arbitrator appointments, while London-headquartered Spencer West is to launch in the Middle East, as high-end US firms continue to swell their partner ranks.
A trained lawyer with deep experience advising corporations and executives on high-value transactional matters is the latest hire for the international third-party funder.
The rapid rise of mass arbitration has caused consternation among US companies, while the varied approaches to experts and claims administration were laid out at the Global Class Actions Symposium 2025.
The US’ highest court has turned to the federal government to help resolve Spain’s questions of ‘critical importance’ involving the enforcement of USD 419 million in arbitral awards against the state.