Press Coverage
Crowell & Moring, GBCQ Hold Session On Qatar’s Evolving Dispute Resolution Landscape
September 5, 2022 — The Peninsula
'Complementair Met Mijn Eigen Kantoor'
July 14, 2022 — Trends (subscription required)
Belgian Practitioner Swaps A&O For Crowell
June 28, 2022 — Global Arbitration Review
Crowell & Moring Hires Disputes Atty From Allen & Overy
June 24, 2022 — Law360
U.S. Law Firm Crowell & Moring Confirms Its Europe Expansion Through Its Brussel Office
June 23, 2022 — Leaders League
Crowell & Moring Adds Veteran Disputes Partner In Brussels From Allen & Overy
June 22, 2022 — The Global Legal Post
A&O Brussels Veteran Exits For Crowell
June 21, 2022 — Commercial Dispute Resolution
Allen & Overy 20-Year Brussels Veteran Quits For US Firm
June 21, 2022 — Law.com International
Wake Up Call: Firms’ Pro Bono Hours Plunge Amidst Big Profits
June 21, 2022 — Bloomberg Law
City Lawyer In High Court ‘Torture’ Case
May 24, 2022 — The Times
A Crypto-Libertarian Paradise Just Lost An Existential Battle With Honduras
May 11, 2022 — Rest Of World
Investor Claims Over Russian Nationalization Won't Be Easy
April 5, 2022 — Law360
‘It’s All Starting Now’: Crowell’s Ian Laird On The Commercial Disputes Likely To Result From Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine
March 29, 2022 — The AMLaw Litigation Daily
The Am Law Litigation Daily features a Q&A with partner Ian Laird, co-chair of the International Dispute Resolution Group. Laird discusses how events unfurling on a daily basis will form the foundation for what evolves and develops over the next five-to-ten years, and the need for those affected by the invasion to determine where they fit into the developing landscape of legal disputes.
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International Arbitration Experts Discuss Recent Court Decisions
March 22, 2022 — Mealey's International Arbitration
Difficult Path Ahead For New ICO Head John Edwards
January 12, 2022 — Compliance Week
Concerns with UK plans to diverge from EU GDPR
September 21, 2021 — International Finance Law Review
IFLR* speaks with London partner Laurence Winston, co-head of the firm’s International Dispute Resolution Group, regarding the UK’s plans to revamp its data protection (GDPR) rules. Winston notes there are numerous areas where the UK appears to be setting out on a collision course with the EU, with proposed changes that will directly impact the data flow between the two trading blocs. *subscription required
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Qatar-US Ties Seen Driving More Private Sector Partnerships
August 31, 2021 — Gulf Times
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