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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Displaying Thought Leadership item(s) about Litigation & Trial Practice

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- July 24, 2020
  
  Das Schrems II-Urteil des EuGH: Was müssen Unternehmen bei internationalen Datentransfers ändern?
  
  Das Privacy Shield zur Datenübermittlung in Drittländer ist ungültig. Die EU-Standarddatenschutzklauseln dürfen Unternehmen weiter einsetzen, allerdings nur in eigener Verantwortung und nach einer Einzelfallprüfung.
  
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- July 10, 2020
  
  For Fear of Learning an Inconvenient Truth: Third-Party Liability in Fraudulent Trading
  
  Parties within a chain of transactions may face liability for dishonesty and assistance, even if they do not have actual knowledge of fraud.
  
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- July 08, 2020
  
  High Court Issues Lengthy Director Disqualification Order for Contributing to a Competition Law Infringement
  
  The judgment has important implications for the competition law compliance responsibilities of company directors.
  
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- July 08, 2020
  
  Court of Appeal Excuses Non-Payment Arising From Secondary Sanctions Concerns
  
  The Court of Appeal decision, which considered standard form wording and the “mandatory” nature of US sanctions laws, upholds a High Court ruling exempting a borrower’s non-payment of interest, albeit on different grounds.
  
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- June 18, 2020
  
  A Witness Outside Your Control...
  
  Partner Claudia Salomon and associate Abhinaya Swaminathan look at how parties can set about obtaining evidence from a witness in the other party's control in international arbitration.
  
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- June 10, 2020
  
  Enforcing Foreign Arbitral Awards as Foreign Judgments in the United States
  
  The statute of limitations for confirming a foreign commercial arbitral award in the United States is typically three years. As published in New York Law Journal, Latham outlines four strategic considerations for a party seeking to recognize and enforce a monetary award in the US using a foreign judgment method.
  
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- June 04, 2020
  
  Relief for UK Companies: Court Protects Against Winding-up of Companies Due to COVID-19
  
  The Court based its decision on the clear policy implications of the yet-to-be-enacted Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill.
  
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- June 02, 2020
  
  Impact of COVID-19 on French Law Governed Contracts: Update
  
  Companies may consider reassessing their options regarding contract enforcement in light of the recent court decisions handed down and regulatory measures adopted.
  
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- May 28, 2020
  
  English Commercial Court: Foreign Judgment Did Not Establish Issue Estoppel
  
  Parties may struggle to establish issue estoppel based on a foreign judgment, even when they agreed exclusive jurisdiction of English courts.
  
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- May 28, 2020
  
  Rise in Securities Class Action Filings in Life Sciences Sector
  
  Last year proved to be another record period for securities class actions, with a 13% increase in cases filed compared with 2018, and a 24% increase in claims brought against life sciences companies compared with 2018, write partners Michele Johnson and Colleen Smith in In Vivo.
  
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