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Restructuring & Insolvency 2020

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WWL and Global Restructuring Review have once again come together to compile in-depth research into the restructuring and insolvency legal markets around the world. The latest edition of WWL: Restructuring & Insolvency sees hundreds of individuals from across 42 jurisdictions highlighted in our guide. The lawyers listed are recognised for their market-leading work advising and representing stakeholders in matters across the space.

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GRR Live – IWIRC London

GRR Live – IWIRC London

12 Dec 2019by WWL Editorial
2020Global Restructuring ReviewRestructuring & Insolvency
Restructuring & Insolvency In Nigeria

Restructuring & Insolvency In Nigeria

07 Oct 2019by Etigwe Uwa SAN
2019NigeriaRestructuring & Insolvency
Real Estate 2018: Trends & Conclusions

Real Estate 2018: Trends & Conclusions

30 Aug 2018by WWL Editorial
For our latest edition of WWL: Real Estate, Who’s Who Legal once again conducted dozens of interviews with leading practitioners around the world, from Peru and the Czech Republic to the USA. In general, respondents were positive about the...
AnalysisBrexite-CommercePrivate EquityReal EstateRestructuring & InsolvencyTechnology
Shipping 2018: Trends & Conclusions

Shipping 2018: Trends & Conclusions

02 Feb 2018by WWL Editorial
Shipping has in recent years experienced, in the industry’s own words, a crisis. Brought on by the economic downturn alongside considerable changes in the market, shipping lawyers have felt the brunt of the changing tides. However, many of them...
AnalysisLitigationM&ARestructuring & InsolvencyShipping
The US Bankruptcy Courts as Equitable Problem-Solving Tribunals

The US Bankruptcy Courts as Equitable Problem-Solving Tribunals

15 Jul 2014by Danny Love
Eric Brunstad of Dechert takes an in-depth look at US bankruptcy courts that are constituted as courts of equity: "Our bankruptcy process creates a distinct reorganisation market in its own right superintended by a judge assigned the...
AgribusinessBankingFeaturesFintechInsolvencyRestructuring & Insolvency
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