Resource Library

This multi-jurisdictional guide explores issues in investor-state arbitration laws and regulations - including treaties, legal frameworks, case trends, funding, international tribunals, domestic courts, recognition, and enforcement.

Learn about key EU and national public procurement regulations, in this multi-jurisdictional guide.

This multi-jurisdictional guide explores legal issues, rules, and developments regarding sanctions.

This edition covers the economic sanctions laws of 18 jurisdictions, and its opening chapters survey key regulatory and enforcement topics.

Coming out of the tragic explosion that occurred in Beirut on August 4, 2020, companies are looking at the extent of property damage to the central Beirut area. This article addresses some of the insurance and other liability considerations that all should be aware of so that they be in a position to recover for their losses.

A 42-page guide by Dentons regarding the AI journey - opening eyes to opportunity and risk.

Comment Letter in response to Hong Kong's Foreign Lawyers Registration Rules (“FLRR”) Amendments

This TopTen suggests a ten-step process for in-house lawyers to follow in making the transition from awareness that a new law has been adopted, or an existing one changed, to adopting sustainably compliant business practices.

The judgment of the Supreme Court of Canada in in Bisaillon v. Concordia University is a welcome reaffirmation of two principles. The first is that the procedural remedy has not changed the substantive law. Thus, if no individual action lies, no collective action lies either. The second principle is that the class representative must have a sufficient personal interest to sustain an action. This paper will examine each of these principles in light of examples drawn from Quebec case law.

An in-depth look at the life cycle approach and it's development and practice in the recent past.

This Top Ten provides ten key trends and tips for contractors to think about to maximize their chances to successfully protest procurements (or defend contract awards).