The firm has planted its flag in the European hub with the addition of a 32-strong team from two local outfits.

Linklaters’ decision to transfer its Warsaw office to Addleshaw Goddard will see the latter acquire a full-service operation in Poland, including a litigation and arbitration…

The country’s foremost arbitral institution has radically altered its rulebook, introducing major changes concerning third-party funding, lower-value disputes and sole arbitrators.

The European Commission has held that the pharmaceutical company breached competition law by misuse of the patent system alongside a targeted disparagement campaign against competing…

Hogan Lovells has become the latest law firm to streamline its operations as it gets set to close three offices located in Australia, Poland and…

What does the future hold for a post-Energy Charter Treaty world, with sunset clauses guaranteeing the international framework a place on the world scene for…

The provisions of the ECN+ directive are now in force in Poland, with some of its more drastic changes to the competition landscape receiving mixed…

A brand-new organisation has launched today, uniting stakeholders in a region with widely divergent attitudes to international arbitration and ADR.

After a number of challenges, the EU’s Unified Patent Court is finally coming on stream in June, providing a new forum for resolving patent disputes,…

How three Central and Eastern European litigation ecosystems are coping with recent legal and market developments.

Pallas Partners’ chief administrative officer has become the firm’s first non-lawyer partner, while 18 litigators become partners at Hogan Lovells.

Despite the approval in principle of measures to modernise the Energy Charter Treaty in June, two signatories are preparing to withdraw from the framework, according…