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Hardly a day passes without us being subjected to images of those former masters of the universe from Wall Street slumped at their desks with pained expressions. The global banking and equity markets remain very jittery and it is unlikely that things will change any time soon.

In a recent decision, the Queen’s Bench Division held that a long-standing relationship between solicitors and a client involving many instructions over time did not give rise to a duty to keep under review the suitability of advice and drafting it had previously provided.

The use of arbitration is growing in China, both in terms of the number of cases and the value of the claims involved.

In a recent ruling in the case GD v Company, the court in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) refused an enforcement order where the respondent company

A UK court case reveals how a junior lawyer at a prestigious international law firm relied entirely on AI for legal research, resulting in hallucinated case citations and fabricated statutory provisions being submitted to the court. The incident prompted judicial scrutiny and raises critical questions about the proper role of artificial intelligence in legal practice and the enduring importance of traditional research skills.

DQ is delighted to announce that it is hosting a global tax enforcement conference, together with global law firm Latham & Watkins, in Gibraltar.

New legislation will create more obligations for operators of critical infrastructure and computer systems throughout Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), in an effort to address and prevent future cybersecurity disruptions.

Lawyers from Carey Olsen in Guernsey have advised on Fair Oaks Income Fund and its admission to trading on the Specialist Fund Market (SFM) of the London Stock Exchange which raised $114.5 million.

In the UK, the pharmaceutical, medical technology, medical and industrial biotechnology sectors generate a turnover of over £50 billion and employ 166,000 people in 4,500 companies.

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A summary of a number of important decisions made in the Courts which may affect those involved in the construction and property sectors.

In Sciortino v Beaumont [2021] EWCA Civ 786, the Court of Appeal had to decide whether, in circumstances where a defendant professional gives ‘the same' negligent advice on two separate occasion...

The Supreme Court of Canada has set out a framework for the disclosure of third-party information in "Merck Frosst Canada Ltd v Minister of Health", 2012 SCC 3.

A round up of recent case law updates.