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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

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

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- 14 February 2019
  
  English Court Provides Guidance for Commencing Proceedings On Foreign Defendants
  
  The English Court has set aside permission to bring proceedings against foreign defendants based on non-disclosures and subsequent conduct.
  
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- 06 February 2019
  
  Service of Proceedings on a Foreign State is Mandatory
  
  An arbitration award cannot be enforced in England against a foreign State without serving the proceedings on that State through the diplomatic channels.
  
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- 30 January 2019
  
  English Court of Appeal Upholds an Extension of Time to Commence Arbitration
  
  The Court allows an application to extend time for bringing arbitration proceedings under section 12(3) of the Arbitration Act 1996.
  
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- 30 January 2019
  
  Supreme Court Says a Secret Sale Qualifies as Prior Art Under AIA
  
  Helsinn confirmed that the AIA did not alter the meaning of the “on-sale” bar.
  
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- 28 January 2019
  
  English Court of Appeal Clarifies Test for Determining Jurisdictional Challenges
  
  Applicants challenging jurisdiction must satisfy a single three-limbed test, rather than establish a ‘good arguable case’ and ‘better of the argument’.
  
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- 17 January 2019
  
  Whether Service of a Claim Form Is a ‘Reserved Legal Activity,’ Whether That Impacts the Validity of Service
  
  Partner and Chair of the London Litigation & Trial Department Oliver Browne analyzes Ndole Assets v Designer M&E Services UK Ltd in an article published by LexisNexis.
  
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- 09 January 2019
  
  Complex Commercial Litigation Law Review – England & Wales
  
  Oliver Browne, Ian Felstead, and Mair Williams have authored the England & Wales chapter of the Complex Commercial Litigation Law Review first edition published by Law Business Research.
  
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- 03 January 2019
  
  English High Court Confirms the Scope of Freezing Injunctions in Relation to Third-Party Assets
  
  Third-party assets controlled (de facto or de jure) by the respondent are ordinarily outside the scope of a freezing injunction unless exceptional circumstances can be established.
  
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- 26 December 2018
  
  German GDPR Fine Proceedings Conclude Favorably for Defending Company
  
  Germany’s first GDPR fine offers lesson for companies planning a data breach policy.
  
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- 21 December 2018
  
  Complex Commercial Litigation Law Review – France
  
  Fabrice Fages and Myria Saarinen have authored the France chapter of the Complex Commercial Litigation Law Review first edition published by Law Business Research.
  
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