Shifts in arbitration across Asia, including a growing focus on enforcement strategy from the outset, are driving increased demand for legal finance in the region. In 2025, Singapore International Arbitration Centre recorded 886 new cases with US$14.5 billion in dispute. Burford’s Joe Durkin FCIArb and Quentin Pak dissect the data to identify current trends and areas to watch. Read the blog: https://lnkd.in/eDwVj4Xe

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As Paris becomes the epicenter of global IP conversations, industry leaders gather to explore how patents are driving value, managing risk and creating competitive advantage. With world-class editorial insight from IAM, IPBC Europe highlights practical, commercial strategies that help organizations protect and maximize the value of their innovation.Katharine Wolanyk will share perspectives on how the Unified Patent Court is reshaping global patent strategy and what it means for companies managin ...

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Hong Kong’s strong arbitration framework and its status as a top global arbitration seat are the focus of a new South China Morning Post feature. The piece also examines the growing role of legal finance in the region and how Burford Capital, a global leader in the sector, is supporting increasingly complex and costly disputes arising there.

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