Docket Navigator is a litigation research and analytics platform that delivers deep insights into US federal patent, trademark, copyright, antitrust, securities and trade secret litigation. Based in Texas, Docket Navigator’s unique and innovative approach to modeling court cases in a digital platform has made it a must-have tool for patent litigators in the US, including over 16,000 attorneys, judges, clerks, litigation support firms, expert witness firms, tech companies and researchers. Docket Navigator delivers insights to its subscribers via a daily email called the Docket Report, customised daily alerts, a searchable online database, and powerful analytics tools. Eighty-eight of the AmLaw 100 firms, and 28 of the top 30 ‘busiest’ patent litigation firms (based on the number of patent cases filed each year) maintain subscriptions to Docket Navigator.

Jin Mao Law Firm, established on 24 December 1988, is a fully-licensed, leading law firm in China offering a comprehensive range of professional legal services. While its head office is in Shanghai, Jin Mao has set up operations in Beijing, Hong Kong, Kunshan, Changshu and Lin-Gang Special Area. Jin Mao also has operations through strategic alliances with Iwata Godo Law Office (Tokyo), Wong and Chan (Hong Kong), TaipeiLaw Attorneys-at-Law (Taiwan and the Philippines), and Vision & Balance (Beijing), with further international additions in the pipeline following the existing productive co-operation with law firms in other countries and regions.

Renowned law firms, leading corporations, and influential institutions turn to our disputes, litigation, economic, engineering, and data advisory services when the stakes are high - supporting them with meticulous preparation, insightful analysis, and clearly persuasive communications.

Our bright minds and passionate problem-solvers put their financial, analytical, and strategic insights to work in the fast-paced sectors we serve – from construction and energy to healthcare, technology, and natural resources.

Quality, integrity, and independence are woven into every aspect of our work. But, most importantly, when success is on the line, our globally integrated teams thrive on working through the most daunting problems in ways that remove uncertainty and instill confidence.

Vavrovsky Heine Marth is a corporate law firm specialising in Dispute Resolution and Real Estate.

In terms of clients, team size and experience, they are among the most successful and recognized law firms in Austria. The consistent high quality of their work has been confirmed by numerous national and international awards.

They offer their clients a comprehensive service at every stage of their clients' engagement with them, along with invaluable experience and the necessary resources. They are interconnected in their thinking and interdisciplinary in their actions. The advantages of their specializations can be measured by the success of their clients.

Hainan International Arbitration Court (HIAC) is an international commercial arbitration institution established by the People’s Government of Hainan Province, building on the former Hainan Arbitration Commission. Created as part of broader reforms to support the Hainan Free Trade Port, HIAC operates as an independent, non-profit statutory body with a modern governance structure led by a board of directors. It has positioned itself at the forefront of arbitration reform in China, offering efficient, high-quality dispute resolution services aligned with international standards.

HIAC has expanded its global reach and professional capabilities in recent years, with a diverse panel of over 1,000 arbitrators based across 38 jurisdictions, including a significant proportion of international practitioners. Supported by comprehensive procedural rules and a growing mediation framework, the institution delivers integrated arbitration and mediation services designed to meet the needs of cross-border commercial disputes. Through ongoing system development and international collaboration, HIAC continues to strengthen its role as a leading arbitration hub serving China and the wider Asia-Pacific region.

The Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) is one of the world’s leading dispute resolution organisations, specialising in arbitration and other forms of alternative dispute resolution processes including, mediation, adjudication and domain name dispute resolution. In addition to its headquarters and hearing centre in Hong Kong, HKIAC has offices in Seoul, Shanghai, and Beijing.

HKIAC maintains one of the largest commercial caseloads in the Asia-Pacific region, having handled over 13,000 commercial cases involving 120 jurisdictions since its establishment in 1985.

According to the 2025 Queen Mary University and White & Case International Arbitration Survey, Hong Kong was ranked as the second most preferred seat of arbitration, and HKIAC Rules were the second most preferred set of arbitration rules worldwide.

Law.com provides lawyers within the world’s leading law firms and legal departments (Global 200, Law.com subscribers, GCs at the F1000) with news and analysis of the global legal industry, insights into what’s happening across all sectors of the legal industry in all major markets around the world. Law.com is the world’s legal authority, offering quality local coverage with global insights & trends on the entire legal industry to give international lawyers the competitive edge and business intelligence needed to grow their business worldwide.

Lexology delivers the most comprehensive source of international legal updates, analysis and insights. Publishing in excess of 450 articles every day from over 900 leading law firms and service providers worldwide across over 50 work areas in 25 languages. Lexology’s searchable archive now contains more than 1,000,000 articles. Endorsed by more than 100 associations, corporations and corporate counsel groups, Lexology is not only considered an invaluable resource of its kind, but also regarded as the industry benchmark.