Author: Ayca Bengü Köksal
Introduction
The English Court of Appeal once reasoned, “Impartiality is the watchword of all tribunals, including arbitrators.”[1] This is indeed true. Arbitrators’ independence and i ...
Authors: Martin del Gallego, Matthew Harris
Over the years, courts have developed creative and innovative ways of dealing with multiplicity of proceedings born out of competing class actions.
One such method, now e ...
Author: Skye Langs
Last year brought the legal profession many things that we never expected, like trials conducted by Zoom and virtual happy hours, just to name a few. But it also brought a handful of new CEQA and land ...
ATTORNEYS CAN BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR OPPOSING LEGAL FEES IF DISCOVERY RULES ARE NEGLECTED
This may be a question that has never crossed your mind. If so, then good for you. It means you’ve likely never been faced wit ...
Arthur Jakoby, partner and co-chair of Herrick's Securities Litigation and Enforcement Department, was quoted in an article in Compliance Week. The article discusses the strengthening of the Securities and Exchange Commi ...
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