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ARTICLE · 21 DECEMBER 2022

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How Great Change Is Influencing International Disputes

In 2022 global crises, inflationary pressure, regulatory scrutiny, and judicial clarity have driven activity in international arbitration, competition litigation, and class actions...

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In 2022 global crises, inflationary pressure, regulatory scrutiny, and judicial clarity have driven activity in international arbitration, competition litigation, and class actions and will continue to do so in 2023. David Dearman, Gary Davies, and Rob Jones of Ankura highlight these key developments.

At the outset of 2022, Covid-19 continued to dominate everyday life, and many expected a number of new disputes to arise from the economic disruption caused by the pandemic. However, in February 2022 Russia's sudden and devastating invasion of Ukraine triggered a global crisis and conditions that will lead to disputes for many years to come.

The international reaction to the invasion of Ukraine was swift. Companies worldwide announced a cessation of Russian operations and withdrawal from the country, facing the complex issue of unwinding years of Russian investments and contracts. It has also had a profound impact on companies with Russian investments, and

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