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In today’s dynamic business environment, companies of all sizes face a myriad of challenges that require innovative solutions. The ongoing economic uncertainty, driven by inflationary pressures and rising interest rates, has made access to capital more critical—and more difficult—than ever before.

Florencia Villaggi sat down with Jonathan C. Hamilton, Global Co-chair of International Arbitration with Paul Hastings, and Distinguished Faculty Chair of the International Arbitration Institute at the University of Miami, to discuss key arbitration trends in the Americas. A full transcript can be found below.

Once rare in Big Law, contingency and success-based fee arrangements are gaining traction as clients demand more alignment on costs and outcomes.

Ten years after the UK’s landmark collective actions reform, the opt-out regime has matured from a theoretical experiment into a powerful mechanism for delivering accountability against corporate misconduct.

South Korea is entering a new era of legal finance. As companies face more complex, high-value cross-border disputes, demand is rising for solutions that manage risk and preserve capital. Recent developments, particularly in international arbitration, signal growing acceptance and position legal finance as a strategic tool for corporates and law firms.