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The Crisis and Litigation Communicators Alliance (CLCA) is proud to announce Apollo Strategists as its member for Luxembourg.
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The Crisis and Litigation Communicators Alliance (CLCA) is proud to announce iCorporate as its new Italian member.
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The Crisis and Litigation Communicators Alliance (CLCA) is proud to announce the launch of its new Network Partnership model, a strategic initiative aimed at expanding collaboration within the crisis and litigation support ecosystem.
Click here to read the full articleNAIMA Strategic Legal Services GmbH, our member in Berlin, Germany, recently asked corporate legal departments, lawyers,and business leaders to identify the most pressing legal trends for 2025. The results highlight a mix of emerging challenges and enduring priorities. New issues like disinformation are gaining prominence, fueled by recent developments such as Meta’s decision to limit fact-checking. At the same time,critical topics like whistleblowing and #MeToo remain central as businesses strive to foster transparent, inclusive, and legally compliant environments. These trends underscore the growing complexity of the legal landscape, where proactive strategies and litigation support services are key to staying ahead. Read the full article here
In London we anticipate another busy round of litigation in 2025. Of the main areas for dispute that we believe will continue next year, is the efforts of shareholders to hold to account companies and funds into which they invest. Interestingly, the English court has recently held (Allianz v Barclays) that prospective claimants against fund managers or companies have to have engaged with the entity’s reports and accounts, AGM etc rather than simply jump on the bandwagon of activist litigants. This may prove a soft break on the shareholder litigation front, but not an end to this high-profile area of law – purely the most active shareholders alleged to have been directly affected by conduct of the defendant will be able to pursue their interests. Click here to read the full article
Last week, in partnership with American Council on Germany, First International, and Impact Research, in Berlin, Germany, Our US member KARV hosted an event: “The US Elections and the Impact on the Transatlantic Economy”. They were joined by experts from Bertelsmann Stiftung and Der Tagesspiegel, and wonderfully hosted by CMS Hasche Sigle Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwalten und Steuerberatern mbB.
CLCA welcomes Henrik Hierl to his new leadership roleThe Crisis and Litigation Communicators´ Alliance (CLCA) is deligthed to announce Henrik Hierl as the new Secretary General of the Alliance.
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