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The English Court of Appeal in its recent decision in Amir Soleymani v Nifty Gateway LLC v The Competition and Markets Authority [2022] EWCA Civ 1297, held that claims by a high net...

The costs of legal proceedings is a major consideration influencing a party’s choice of dispute resolution in Vietnam - both in terms of the costs of…

Nigeria joined the league of oil and gas-producing countries in 1956 after oil was discovered in commercial quantity in the present-day Oloibiri in Bayelsa State, Nigeria.

Commercial disputes are often best settled by arbitration rather than in court. That applies to disagreements involving cryptoassets as much as to any other area of business...

Renewable energy law and policy varies across Canada because jurisdiction over many aspects of renewable energy belongs with Canada's provinces and territories under Canada's constitutional law.

Renewable energy law and policy varies across Canada because jurisdiction over many aspects of renewable energy belongs with Canada's provinces and territories under Canada's constitutional law.

According to the Commercial Court Annual Report 2020-2021, 802 claims were issued in the English Commercial Court in that legal year, and the Court…

Baker McKenzie partners and our African Relationship Firm colleagues share some of their thoughts on the many opportunities that the continent offers.

On 25 May 1963, the Organization for African Unity was established in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to promote unity, solidarity, collaboration and development amongst African member states. To celebrate this important day, Baker McKenzie partners and its African Relationship Firm colleagues share some of their thoughts on the many opportunities that the continent offers. <