Disputes

Three pillars are at the heart of global efforts to boost sustainability and make our built environment cleaner, greener and more socially responsible: construction, energy and technology. These three industries have come to be intricately connected in an era of transformation on a scale never seen before.

There have been a number of developments in merger control in 2020 and Q1 2021. Some are related to the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic, while others are borne out of the ambitions and changes sought by individual competition authorities or unexpected jurisprudence

Businesses must be prepared for legal challenges to their activities and proactively take steps to limit their exposure to climate change-related claims

Competition regulators have shown their ability to act quickly and decisively in order to help allay the worst impacts of the coronavirus outbreak. Could these responses provide a template for achieving environmental and sustainability goals in the future?

Managing your international business risks in 2019

Africa has an opportunity to lead on environmental and social global best practices

The Energy Protocol of the Economic Community of West African States seeks to attract power-sector investment

International arbitration can benefit the parties to a range of mining disputes

A jurisdictional overview of the world’s court systems

As enforcement authorities across the world ramp up efforts to investigate and prosecute corruption, compliance programs are becoming more important than ever.

As the number and type of climate-related claims against companies, governments and individuals increase worldwide, pressure is mounting on businesses to ramp up action.

Current approaches for managing global growth.

Sustained, fair, inclusive growth

An overview of the financial regulatory landscape and key trends to watch

Investment and supply chain strategies for a volatile international trade environment

Today's integrated global supply chains meet enhanced US enforcement against even non-US individuals and entities

A recent US district court decision rejecting a US government challenge to the AT&T-Time Warner merger provides judicial guidance for deals involving companies with complementary businesses

Financing Africa: Challenges and opportunities

Global alternatives to prosecution when a corporate is facing a criminal investigation

Managing risk in a growing market

Unlocking international investment opportunities in Africa

Potential business advantages are emerging worldwide, despite future uncertainties.

Five years since its inception, the UK Bribery Act has significantly raised the bar on corporate liability and shaken up existing rules on tackling corruption.

Financial institutions and regulators that harness the opportunities and manage the risks of adopting regtech solutions will reap big rewards.

On June 23, Britain voted to leave the European Union. The repercussions of this unprecedented decision could be felt beyond the UK and Europe, as businesses and investors the world over determine how they will be impacted by Brexit.

South Korea: Building for the future