Transition from paper trails to digital footprints has transformed the proving of facts in courts. E-mails, messaging app ...
Over the past twelve months, Lithuanian courts have produced a settled line of authority on a question with obvious ...
Artificial intelligence is reshaping regulatory and environmental law practice far beyond contract automation, enabling real-time regulatory monitoring, satellite-based environmental enforcement and ...
In June 2026, the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) brought proceedings against Genesis Tech , probably, the largest ...
This article provides practical guidance on the use of the Hague Evidence Convention for cross-border evidence gathering in ...
Arbitration has long been promoted in Ghana and the world at large as an efficient and final mechanism for resolving ...
A conference report is, by definition, an imperfect exercise. It tries to capture conversations that were alive, spontaneous ...
In Kingdom of Lesotho v Frazer Solar GmbH and Others, South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal delivered a split decision on ...
Digitalisation of Ukraine’s civil justice system is reshaping an area that has traditionally seen little procedural change: ...
Welcome to the Autumn 2026 edition of the IBA Litigation Committee Newsletter, entitled ‘What Moved the Needle? A Year of ...
Separate questions, separate standards: sovereign disputes in US courts after Devas, Blasket and YPF
Over the past twelve months, three developments have refined how parties litigate against foreign states in United States ...
After more than a decade under Law No.14-05 of 24 February 2014 (Law 14-05), Algeria has reshaped its mining regime with the ...
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