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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

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- October 29, 2020
  
  Court of Appeal: Professional Privilege Must Pass the “Dominant Purpose” Test
  
  The Court narrowly interprets dominant purpose to exempt general tax advice from legal privilege.
  
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- October 20, 2020
  
  English Court of Appeal Overturns Decision that Guaidó Appointed Central Bank of Venezuela Board Controls Gold Reserves in England
  
  The decision confirms that the UK government can recognise one person as de jure head of state of a foreign state and implicitly recognise another person as the de facto head of state.
  
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- October 16, 2020
  
  ITC Vs. Court Remedies For Trade Secret Theft Abroad
  
  Recent cases illustrate that companies facing misappropriation of their trade secrets outside the US should carefully choose between obtaining significant damages in district courts and timely exclusion orders in the US International Trade Commission, write partner Charles Sanders and associate Nathanial McPherson for Law360.
  
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- October 15, 2020
  
  Chinese Court Decision Reinforces Need for Clear and Precise Drafting of China-Related Arbitration Agreements
  
  Shijiazhuang Intermediate People’s Court declares arbitration agreement providing for ICC Rules arbitration seated in China invalid.
  
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- October 09, 2020
  
  What Rules Will Apply to Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgments After Brexit? Part Two
  
  Four recent developments highlight the benefit of arbitration clauses amidst uncertainty about choice of court clauses.
  
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- October 05, 2020
  
  ‘Iniquity Exception’ Extends to Breaches of a Director’s Statutory Duty
  
  English High Court holds that alleged breaches of a director’s statutory duties can engage the ‘iniquity exception’, which disapplies legal professional privilege under certain conditions.
  
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- September 30, 2020
  
  Securities Litigation Trends During Covid-19
  
  In an article for Bloomberg Law, partners Blair Connelly and Colleen Smith and associate Cindy Guan, explore patterns emerging in securities litigation in the age of the pandemic.
  
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- September 28, 2020
  
  USA: Product Liability Laws and Regulations 2020
  
  Partners Gwyn Williams and Christine Rolph explore the systems, procedures, and more around product liability in the United States in International Comparative Legal Guides' Product Liability 2020.
  
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- September 18, 2020
  
  English Legal Advice Privilege Can Apply to Communications With Foreign Lawyers
  
  High Court holds that English law legal advice privilege can extend to such communications regardless of whether or not the lawyers are in-house practitioners.
  
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- September 18, 2020
  
  Top 10 Tips for Effective Written Advocacy in International Arbitration
  
  Partner Claudia Salomon explains ten ways to produce effective and persuasive written communications in international arbitration in the New York Law Journal.
  
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