Inside Disputes Issue 8 May 2018 Confidentiality clubs - a departure from open justice? Litigation is usually an open, public process. It is a core tenet that justice must not only be done but it must be seen to be done. Read more Brexit: a good time to arbitrate? Despite all of the advantages of arbitration, many contracts default to the resolution of disputes by the English courts, even when both parties are based out of the jurisdiction. Read more Shake Up in Disclosure Rules Disclosure is a critical phase in litigation during which the parties provide documents to one another and the court that are relevant to the case. Read more Tax and the gig economy The rise of the gig economy has changed the way we look at the application of technology in traditional marketplaces and has provided many people with the opportunity to supplement their primary income. Read more Previous Issues Prev Next Issue 9 Sep 2018 Issue 8 May 2018 Issue 7 Oct 2017 Issue 6 May 2016 Issue 5 Mar 2016 Issue 4 Dec 2015 Issue 3 Oct 2015 Issue 2 Jul 2015 Issue 1 May 2015 Services Commercial Litigation Dispute Resolution People Kasra Nouroozi