Osborne Clarke Disputes Week
Welcome to the Osborne Clarke's Disputes Week hub.
Following a successful launch in 2023, Disputes Week is back with a week-long series of events, webinars, videos and insights, aimed at helping organisations find commercial solutions for managing risk and disputes.
Throughout the week, our experts took a pragmatic look at emerging trends and best practice in disputes for businesses and their in-house legal teams., and provided practical and actionable insights that will help navigate the intricacies of disputes and stay ahead of the curve in an ever-changing legal environment.
You can access all the content from the week below.
Activism in the current climate: should directors and their advisors worry about ESG?
Shareholders have been resorting to litigation to force their agenda around ESG issues with varying degrees of success. In this session, we look at whether recent developments give directors anything new to worry about and where companies can be at risk for statements made about sustainability
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The rise of competition litigation and collective actions
In this webinar, our competition litigation experts will discuss the growing opportunities and risks arising from competition litigation, and their experiences from acting in one of the English courts' first few trials in a cartel damages claim.
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Recent Civil Procedure Developments for In-House Lawyers
A round-up of key civil procedure developments in the past year and how these might impact your litigation practice.
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What next for Building Safety Disputes?
As cases start to work their way through the courts, this webinar examines what developers and building owners grappling with remedial works can expect to see more of in 2024, following the implementation of the Building Safety Act 2022. In particular, our experts will be discussing the ramifications of some of the key decisions so far.
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Arbitration to manage risks in supply chains: why and how?
In this webinar, experts from our International Arbitration Group will be discussing the benefits of using arbitration to manage risk in your supply chain, and their top tips for how to use it as an effective means of dispute resolution for supply chain issues.
Find me the money – international enforcement tips and tricks
In this webinar, our commercial and insolvency litigators will talk about recent developments in international enforcement and what these mean for complex enforcement cases.
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Osborne Clarke's cyber team hosted a cyber security session on effective incident response as part of our 2024 Disputes Week. Osborne Clarke's Nina Lazic, Charlie Wedin and Phil Tansley were joined by Dan Caplin, who leads S-RM's UK incident response team, to discuss key decisions and actions which need to be taken in the immediate aftermath of a cyber-attack to minimise the risk to a business.
UK sanctions against Russia two years on – how have things changed?
In this video, Nick Price and Kristian Assirati (Partner and Associate Director in Osborne Clarke's Sanctions team) discuss how UK sanctions against Russia have developed since the invasion of Ukraine. In particular, they offer a recap on the scope of the new regulations and the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI)'s approach to date, and consider the impact on UK companies from sanctions and the common questions that have arisen.
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