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Some of the world's top lawyers and experts offer analysis on significant trends and topics in the global legal industry.
Litigation 2017: Discussion

Litigation 2017: Discussion

20 Oct 2017by WWL Editorial
Who’s Who Legal brings together Martin Bernet and Colette Wilkins to discuss issues facing litigation lawyers and their clients today, including recent legislative developments, the increase in arbitration-related litigation work and what the...
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Brave New World: The Impact of Third Party Litigation Funding on Commercial Litigation

Brave New World: The Impact of Third Party Litigation Funding on Commercial Litigation

29 Nov 2016by WWL Editorial
By Peter Butler and Christine Tran, Herbert Smith Freehills
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Hunting Hidden Treasures

Hunting Hidden Treasures

29 Nov 2016by WWL Editorial
By Bettina Knötzl, Knoetzl As international commercial links increase, it becomes more and more important for creditors to collect on claims across international borders, to be able to locate assets and – with the assistance of the...
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Litigation 2015: Roundtable

Litigation 2015: Roundtable

29 Oct 2015by WWL Editorial
Who’s Who Legal brings together Bettina Knoetzl of Wolf Theiss, Edward Davis Jr of Astigarraga Davis and Martin Bernet of Schellenberg Wittmer to discuss issues facing litigators and their clients in the industry today.
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Litigation – The Road Ahead?

Litigation – The Road Ahead?

29 Oct 2015by WWL Editorial
Liam Kennedy of A&L Goodbody looks back over the significant changes that litigators have experienced over the last decade and examines what may lie on the road ahead.
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Commercial Litigation in State Courts – Why Arbitration is Not Always the Better Choice in Swiss Domestic Disputes

Commercial Litigation in State Courts – Why Arbitration is Not Always the Better Choice in Swiss Domestic Disputes

29 Oct 2015by WWL Editorial
Daniel Hochstrasser and Nadja Jaisli of Bär & Karrer AG argue that despite certain criticisms levelled against litigation, there are significant advantages to litigating domestic disputes in national courts that should not be overlooked.
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Roundtable

Roundtable

16 Oct 2014by WWL Editorial
Who’s Who Legal brings together Mark Glasser of Sidley Austin, Daniel Weinhold of Weinhold Legal, Stephan Susman of Susman Godfrey, and Bettina Knoetzl of Wolf Theiss to discuss levels and sources of work, regulatory developments, the...
Commercial LitigationFeatures
After The International Financial Crisis – The Litigator’s Role In A Normal World

After The International Financial Crisis – The Litigator’s Role In A Normal World

16 Oct 2014by WWL Editorial
Liam Kennedy of A&L Goodbody explores the implications of economic recovery on the role of litigators: "The contribution of a litigator is likely to extend far beyond prosecuting or defending claims in court – the strategic litigator...
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Swiss Government Proposes Sweeping Reforms In Financial Disputes – Will Switzerland Soon Be A Plaintiff’s Paradise?

Swiss Government Proposes Sweeping Reforms In Financial Disputes – Will Switzerland Soon Be A Plaintiff’s Paradise?

16 Oct 2014by WWL Editorial
Martin Bernet of Schellenberg Wittmer analyses the potential impact of the proposed far-reaching reforms in the field of financial disputes by the Swiss government: "Each of the proposed measures would in and of itself substantially change the...
Commercial LitigationFeatures
Third-Party Funding Of Litigation: A Perspective On The International Landscape

Third-Party Funding Of Litigation: A Perspective On The International Landscape

16 Oct 2014by WWL Editorial
Jonathan Wood and Daniel Hemming of Reynolds Porter Chamberlain take an in-depth look at third-party funding in the global litigation landscape: "If the availability of funding means that more good claims are litigated and won, then, subject...
Commercial LitigationFeatures
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