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Cross-Border Disputes in Russia: The Complexities and Strategies

29th May 2020
 Marat discusses how a strategy is important when dealing with disputes which fall across many jurisdictions, and the importance of a good team when handling challenging situations abroad.  Do you often have cases whereby Russian individuals or entities invest in companies based abroad? Generally, yes. Of course, one cannot fail to notice that the measures […]
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Divorce in Washington: The Pandemic's Impact

29th May 2020
With couples spending more time than ever in the home together, those isolating with a partner during an unstable marriage, this could possibly be a recipe for disaster. A rise in divorce? What impact should we expect the pandemic and lockdown to have on divorce proceedings and married couples? We have seen the impact Covid-19 […]
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Appointed Experts May Owe a Fiduciary Duty of Loyalty: The Ruling’s Impact

29th May 2020
In this case the claimant successfully continued an injunction restraining the defendant’s consultancy firms from acting as Expert Witnesses for another party in ICC proceedings against the claimant. Articles published elsewhere in the industry have questioned the impact that this might have for the larger global Expert Witness firms. First of all,  how is Diales […]
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Guidelines for Payment Aggregators and Payment Gateways - A Brief Overview

29th May 2020
These intermediaries act like a bridge and facilitate payment collection and settlement between merchants and customers. However, even though a number of payment aggregators and payment gateways have come up, and a significant volume of transactions are carried out using these various payment aggregators and payment gateways, there was an absence of a regulatory framework […]
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Sick to Your Stomach? Foodborne Illnesses and Litigation

29th May 2020
Here, Fred Pritzker discusses foodborne illnesses in the US, its causes, when litigation is on the table and whether regulations in this area are up to date or not. A must-read for those in the food industry. Extent of Foodborne Illness in the United States and Its Causes The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]
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Is Coronavirus Global Governance’s Failure?

29th May 2020
Should we have expected governments across the world to be better prepared for COVID-19 or did global governance fail us?
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FAQ: What Can US Businesses Facing Financial Challenges During Covid-19 Do?

26th May 2020
We asked Howard Ehrenberg some of our reader’s commonly asked questions, on what they should be doing to mitigate any financial stress they may face during this pressing time.
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The Effect of Coronavirus on Equality and Diversity at the Bar

26th May 2020
Ed Vickers QC explores how the pandemic has impacted those at the Bar and how BAME barristers and those from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds will be hit the hardest.
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Coronavirus Law: How Will the Pandemic Shape English Law?

22nd May 2020
In this article, we suggest several ways in which the short and long term legal landscape of England and Wales will be impacted by the pandemic.
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How Legislative Review Could Preserve the Future of the NHS

8th May 2020
In February, before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the UK, the National Audit Office declared the NHS ‘seriously financially unstable’. Yet, this pandemic has shown that the Government is willing to and can act quickly to introduce new legislation in a crisis situation. Once we move away from the peak of the crisis, the Government […]
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