GLOBAL PRACTICE GUIDES
Expert Commentary on Legal Issues
Chambers Global Practice Guides provide in-house counsel with expert legal commentary on the main practice areas in key jurisdictions around the world.
The guides focus on the practical legal issues affecting business and enable the reader to compare legislation and procedure across a range of key jurisdictions.
For every guide we select Contributing Editors who are ranked in the relevant Chambers Guides as the best in their field. The individual contributors who write the ‘Law and Practice’ and ‘Trends & Developments’ sections are selected on the same basis.
The Blockchain & Crypto-Assets 2026 guide features over 30 jurisdictions. It provides the latest legal information on the evolution and regulation of these markets, licensing and set-up requirements for businesses, cross-border services, decentralised finance considerations, and information on payments and stablecoins, as well as tokenisation and real-world assets.
The new Cartels 2026 guide provides up-to-date information on cartels law in a broad selection of jurisdictions, covering regulation; enforcement; leniency and whistle-blowing; procedures; sanctions and remedies; civil litigation; and current trends.
The Blockchain & Crypto-Assets 2026 guide features over 30 jurisdictions. It provides the latest legal information on the evolution and regulation of these markets, licensing and set-up requirements for businesses, cross-border services, decentralised finance considerations, and information on payments and stablecoins, as well as tokenisation and real-world assets.
The new Cartels 2026 guide provides up-to-date information on cartels law in a broad selection of jurisdictions, covering regulation; enforcement; leniency and whistle-blowing; procedures; sanctions and remedies; civil litigation; and current trends.
The Construction Law 2026 guide covers over 30 jurisdictions. It provides the latest legal information on governing law and standard contracts in the construction sector; employers, contractors, subcontractors and financiers; permits; contract prices; liability; risk, insurance and securities; contract administration and claims; remedies and damages; and dispute resolution.
The new Financial Crime guide covers over a dozen key jurisdictions. The guide provides a comprehensive overview of financial crime legislation, enforcement practices and key offences across jurisdictions. It examines criminal liability principles, investigatory powers and cross-border co-operation. It also addresses prosecution processes, corporate liability, compliance expectations, sanctions, asset recovery and current enforcement priorities.