In the third instalment of the Hausfeld #Perspectives AI Series for legal professionals, Lucy Pert and Edward Nyman explore how #AI is poised to transform the disclosure process. https://t.co/RhDSmC9SXh #GenerativeAI #LegalTech

The EC has accepted commitments from Microsoft following concerns over its bundling of Teams with its Office productivity suite. Our lawyers explore the implications of the decision and what it signals for future #enforcement in the #digitalmarkets space. https://t.co/S13lCKeQHm

The ICJ’s advisory opinion on states’ obligations in respect of climate change has sparked important debate. Ginevra Bicciolo joined by Jake White and Margherita Cornaglia unpack what this groundbreaking opinion really means for states and corporates. https://t.co/gcxyWkIcAd

In this Hausfeld Perspectives AI Series for legal professionals, our lawyers explore the challenge of AI hallucinations, explaining what hallucinations are, why they happen, and how legal professionals can manage the risks. https://t.co/iDRCY5f1rK #AI #GenerativeAI #LegalTech

In Cabo Concepts v MGA Entertainment, the High Court identified multiple breaches of the #witnesspurdah rule by the defendant’s CEO, ultimately finding him to be “an unreliable witness”. Our lawyers consider the decision and the key takeaways. https://t.co/upSQJRjOW4

In DAZN v Coupang, the Court of Appeal assessed whether a WhatsApp exchange could create a binding contract. Our lawyers examine how the judgment fits within the wider legal landscape. https://t.co/hoWnuexZae #contractlaw #commercialdisputes #digitalcommunications

Hausfeld Lawyers Scott Campbell, Ginevra Bicciolo and Giulia Trojano just returned from the #LearCompetitionFestival in Rome buzzing after 3 days of exchanging ideas and networking with other antitrust specialists.

Yesterday, Hausfeld Partner Lucy Pert joined a panel at the Global Legal ConfEx to discuss litigation readiness in the AI and cyber era, exploring how legal teams are adapting to challenges around the use of #AI in the law. #legalinnovation

Our lawyers examine how Spain’s Efficiency Law compares with the UK’s #ADR framework, revealing where the Spanish system may fall short. Could Spain learn from the British approach to encourage faster, less adversarial resolutions? https://t.co/DmZwMcXcyb #ComparativeLaw

In CP v Nissan Iberia, the Court confirmed that limitation periods don’t begin until a national competition authority’s decision becomes final, meaning after the conclusion of any appeals. Tom Bolster and Emma Janson unpack the Court’s reasoning. https://t.co/06zZgqxE20

At the Lear Competition Festival 2025, Hausfeld will lead the session “Quantification of Damages in Competition Litigation: UK/EU Comparative Perspectives & Strategies”. Chaired by Hausfeld's Scott Campbell, the panel will feature Hausfeld's Ginevra Bicciolo and Giulia Trojano.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Women in Arbitration panel and workshop. The event touched on building a career with purpose, visibility in arbitration, cross-border journeys, and navigating sustainable careers. #WomenInArbitration #CareersInLaw

On 12 September, Hausfeld Partner, Joanna Christoforou will speak at the annual CompLaw Summer School hosted by Informa Connect to discuss the “Litigation Strategy: Managing Collective Claims Across Jurisdictions. https://t.co/3wKKViC1av #competitionlaw #CompLawSummerSchool

On Tuesday 9th September, Hausfeld will host a ‘Women in Arbitration’ breakfast panel and workshop. Join us at our London office from 9.00 am with the workshop starting at 9.30 am. https://t.co/PyBeY8yBUH #WiADay #womeninarbitration

Advocate General Emiliou, in CD Tondela v AdC, reaffirms that no-poach agreements are generally anti-competitive but noted rare exceptions. In our latest #Perspectives, our lawyers assess the impact on specialised markets like professional #sports. https://t.co/R5Aoc8rbKj

Benchmark Litigation announced that Hausfeld was shortlisted in the ‘Boutique Firm of the Year’ category as part of their Annual Europe Awards which recognise the most distinguished litigators and their firms for their exemplary work over the past year. https://t.co/xOAWLtWZAv

The first half of 2025 has marked a watershed moment in climate litigation. Our Summer review covers these key developments and is essential reading for anyone navigating the evolving landscape of #environmentallaw. https://t.co/WAM8z1ItWJ

On 12 September, Hausfeld Partner, Joanna Christoforou will speak at the annual CompLaw Summer School. This will be a key session for anyone looking for practitioners navigating cross-border competition litigation. https://t.co/3wKKViC1av #competitionlaw #CompLawSummerSchool

The Lexology Index Competition 2026 report recognises 21 lawyers across Germany, UK and US as part of their annual analysis to identify the world’s leading lawyers. Congratulations to our lawyers for their deserved rankings. https://t.co/8kbSTlm04U

The International Court of Justice has just delivered a landmark Advisory Opinion on states’ obligations in addressing climate change. In our latest #Perspectives, Hausfeld lawyers explore how this turning point could redefine climate accountability worldwide.