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How Does Dispute Resolution Work in Austria?

28th February 2022
Austria’s justice system is known internationally for its robust rule of law and for the vital work of the Vienna International Arbitration Centre.
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JP Schmidt: Insurance Commissioner to Blockchain Adviser

28th February 2022
This month we have the pleasure of hearing from JP Schmidt, whose work in the legal sector has been studded with remarkable achievements both in the US and abroad.
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How to Manage Fraud and Integrity Risks on a Global Scale

28th February 2022
Fraud and economic crime rates have boomed amid the COVID-19 pandemic as organisations have been forced to rapidly adjust their long-established processes.
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2020–2022 Distressed Companies And Their Evolution

25th February 2022
COVID 19: a game-changer Sometimes events can be as unprecedented as what happened from March 2020 from a business perspective. Businesses across the world faced lockdowns, falling revenues and sales, unpaid bills and new ways of remote working for staff. Everywhere, it was the small and medium-sized companies that were the most exposed and affected.  […]
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Sarah Palin Defamation Trial: Jury Weighs In On Whether New York Times Made “Honest Mistake”

14th February 2022
Following a 7-day trial, jurors have started to consider whether to hold the New York Times liable for defaming Sarah Palin, after the American politician’s lawyer accused the newspaper of falsely associating her in a 2017 editorial with a mass shooting in Arizona. This is an association that the lawyer for the New York Times […]
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Teva Pharmaceuticals To Pay Up To $3.6 Billion In US Opioid Settlement

10th February 2022
Earlier this week, Israel-based Teva reached a $225 million settlement with Texas, with $150 million of the settlement paid in cash and the rest paid in medicine.  Speaking to Reuters, Teva Chief Executive Kåre Schultz said that Teva would likely pay $2.7 billion to $3.6 billion across 15 years. Schultz based his estimate on the […]
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Twitter Challenges German Online Reporting Rule

1st February 2022
Twitter’s lawsuit challenges a provision under Germany’s expanded anti-hate speech rules, with the social media giant claiming that the regulations allow users' data to be handed over to law enforcement before it is clear whether a crime has been committed.  In 2018, Germany introduced its anti-hate speech law, largely intended to combat right-wing extremism online. […]
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Crypto Crisis: Why Are Countries Banning Virtual Currencies?

31st January 2022
Week by week, more countries partially or wholly ban the usage of cryptocurrencies. Why are regulations suddenly tightening, and what does the future hold?
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Could the United States Legally Ban Asbestos Forever?

31st January 2022
Despite the carcinogenic properties of asbestos, it can still be found in many imported products in the US. But could an end to asbestos be on the horizon?
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When is the Use of Force Appropriate?

31st January 2022
Use of force by police or military personnel is, naturally, highly scrutinised. What is and is not an acceptable use of force according to the law?
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