At first blush, the case of Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority (RAKIA) v Azima may look like just another Middle Eastern dispute being played out in […]
Hacking and Human Rights abuses – a toxic cocktail for Dechert’s Neil Gerrard
Behind the headlines: what’s happening at Dechert?
It is the story which just keeps on giving: the long running, three-way struggle between international mining conglomerate ENRC, its former legal advisers Dechert, and the […]
Serious Fraud Office faces judicial review
Applications for judicial review (JR) sometimes make for dull reading, but the legal argument put forward in a recent Administrative Court JR application is extraordinary. Or […]
Poacher or Gamekeeper?
It has been a very good year for most large international law firms with increased revenues and profits generally par for the course. But things have […]