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It compares case volumes, trial length, and cross-border participation, highlighting the London Commercial Court’s global leadership in complex commercial litigation. 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Thereport also explores the value of UK legal services trade, the use of English law globally and the growth of the English and Welsh solicitors’ profession.  \nKey findings  \n12  \n2.1 London Commercial Court remains the leading international centre for the resolution of complex commercial litigation, with parties coming from a record number of countries  \n• The London Commercial Court (LCC) delivered 196 written judgments between October 2023 and September 2024. Despite a slight decrease from 212 judgments the previous year, it remains ahead of the Civil and Commercial Division of the Dubai International Financial Centre and the New York Commercial Division.  \n• According to Portland’s latest Commercial Courts report, 61.7% of litigants who appeared before the court between April 2024 and March 2025 came from jurisdictions outside of the UK, representing a total of 93 nationalities.  \n2.2 London Commercial Court handles more than half of all contested trials in less than a week  \n• The LCC handled more than half of all contested trials in less than a week between October 2023 and September 2024. 54%(32/59) of contested trials before the LCC were completed in four working days between October 2023 and September 2024.  \n2  \n[www.lawsociety.org.uk](www.lawsociety.org.uk)  \n2.3 A significant proportion of international arbitrations relate to contracts governed by English law  \n• In 2024, 78% of the 318 arbitrations administered by the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) related to contracts governed by English law.  \n• In the same year, 27.4% of cases administered by the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) related to contracts governed by UK-based law, making it the second most popular choice after Singapore law.  \n• Also in 2024, English law was the second most common governing law of contracts in cases administered by the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC) and in cases administered by the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) .  \n• English law was also the governing law of contracts in 15%(125) of all new cases handled by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Court of Arbitration last year, making it the most commonly used law – twice as used as Swiss law, the next most chosen law.  \n2.4 English law is a preferred governing law for international commerce  \n• According to TheCityUK Legal Services report 2024, English law governs around 40% of all international business and financial transactions across a wide range of different industries and areas, including over the counter (OTC) derivatives trade, metals trade, M&A and insurance contracts.  \n2.5 The value of UK legal services exports to other countries continues to rise, reflecting a growing demand internationally for expertise in English law  \n• Over the course of five years, exports of UK legal services increased from £6 .3bn (2020) to £9bn (2024) .  \n• Over the same period, the UK’s trade balance for legal services increased from £4 . 8bn (2020) to £7.4bn (2024) .  \n2.6 The size of the solicitors’ profession and the revenue of UK law firms continue to grow year-on-year  \n• As of July 2024, there were 167,603 practising certificate (PC) holders, representing a 3% increase in the number of PC holders compared to July 2023.  \n• The number of new solicitors admitted to the roll grew by 15%, with 9,575 new solicitors being admitted to the roll between 2023 and 2024.  \nInternational Data Insights Report, Third Edition 2025: The Law Society of England and Wales | August 2025  \n3  \n3  \nLitigation in London Commercial Courts  \n3.1 The London Commercial Court (LCC)  \nThe","cbCaiu0b7hKsrHy9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu0b7hKsrHy9","pdf",1241864,24,"English","# Introduction\n# Key findings\n## London Commercial Court remains a leading international centre\n## London Commercial Court handles trials faster than a week\n## International arbitrations frequently involve English law\n## English law as a preferred governing law for international commerce\n## Growth in UK legal services exports\n## Growth in solicitors’ profession and UK law firm revenues\n# Litigation in London Commercial Courts\n## The London Commercial Court (LCC)\n## Claims received by the LCC (2020–2024)\n## Claims received by LCC subdivisions (2021–2024)","[{\"question\":\"How does the report describe the role of English law in international arbitrations and commerce?\",\"answer\":\"It reports high shares of arbitrations tied to English-law-governed contracts and indicates that English law is widely used in international business and financial transactions, supporting its role as a preferred governing law.\"}]","International Data Insights Report 3rd Edition 2025 - The Law Society of England and Wales | PDF",1790447495]