The UK’s highest court upheld a ruling that multilateral interchange fees unfairly restrict competition, opening the way for retailers to receive potentially billions of pounds in damages.
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Gibson Dunn Represents Protestors Suing Trump Administration
Following law enforcement’s dispersal of protestors in Lafayette Park on 1 June, three plaintiffs are suing members…
Commercial Litigation: COVID-19 Recognised as Force Majeure
With COVID-19 having now been recognised as a 'force majeure' event in French case law, we examine the landmark…
In a hearing discussing the social media platform’s wrongful collection of data, the judge asked questioned whether the $550 million settlement was sufficient.
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Litigation Finance: the Fast-Growing Way to Fund Your Claims
The industry of litigation funding is becoming a fast-growing way to finance any claims or disputes that were…
Cross-Border Disputes in Russia: The Complexities and Strategies
Marat discusses how a strategy is important when dealing with disputes which fall across many jurisdictions, and…
Here, Fred Pritzker discusses foodborne illnesses in the US, its causes, when litigation is on the table and whether regulations in this area are up to date or not. A must-read for those in the food industry.
Extent of Foodborne Illness in the United States and Its Causes
The Centers for…
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Germany’s Top Court Rules Against Volkswagen in ‘Dieselgate’ Case
The world’s largest carmaker must pay compensation to a motorist who bought a diesel minivan fitted with…
COVID-19: Prepare for the Flood of Insurance-Related Litigation
COVID-19 has disrupted the world beyond predictions, and no sector has been exempt from the upheaval. As a result,…