Topic
Cross-Border Litigation
52 published works
Dispute Resolution in Germany
Germany and Pre-Trial Discovery of Documents: A New Proposal
By Peter Bert
Germany has made a reservation under Article 23 Hague Evidence Convention and does not execute letters of request “issued for the purpose of obtaining pre-trial discovery of documents as known…
China Justice Observer
Is It Hard to Sue a Chinese Company? – CTD 101 Series
By Publisher
No. In fact, it won’t be any harder than if you were to sue any other company. This post was first published in CJO GLOBAL, which is committed to providing…
China Justice Observer
Suing in China vs Suing in Other Countries: Pros and Cons – CTD 101 Series
By Publisher
When your Chinese suppliers or distributors defraud or default, where will you file the lawsuit? China or somewhere else (eg. the place of your domicile), provided that both have jurisdiction…
China Justice Observer
CTD 101 Series: If I Am Not in China, Can I Still File a Lawsuit With Chinese Courts?
By Publisher
YES, but you need to hire a Chinese lawyer to file a lawsuit with Chinese courts on your behalf. The lawyer can file a lawsuit and handle all relevant procedures…
Real Bankruptcy Intel
Cooperation Arrangement for Cross-Border Corporate Insolvency and Debt Restructuring Proceedings Established between Mainland China and Hong Kong
Mayer Brown partners Dr. Thomas S. T. So and Vivien S. K. Yip and registered foreign lawyer Evan Zhou recently published an article for Mayer Brown's Perspectives & Events portal…
Hague Law Blog
Don’t fear cross-border doctrine… just call in some help.
By Aaron Lukken
[caption id="attachment_4294" align="alignright" width="320"] Sunset over the Isle of Arran, in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland.[/caption] Two or three times a week, I'll get an email or phone call from…
China Justice Observer
How to Sue in Chinese Court Online While Living Abroad?
By Publisher
Here’s a step-by-step guide to accessing China’s virtual court proceedings through the app ‘China Mobile Micro Court’. As Chinese courts have enabled foreign parties to access the online case…
China Justice Observer
Chinese Court Accepts Case on Recognition of Kenyan Judgment
By Publisher
In Jan. 2018, a Chinese local court accepted a case on recognition and enforcement of a Kenyan judgment, but the applicant withdrew the application afterwards. On 4 Jan. 2018,…
Valuation Litigation & Shareholder Rights Blog
October 9 Seminar Will Cover Cayman Appraisal
By Rich Bodnar
Cayman Appraisal will be on the docket at the Cross Border Litigation & Restructuring seminar in Hong Kong on October 9. In a program titled “Valuation 101: Section 238 Applications”…
Hague Law Blog
MtGox: Doubt Hague applicability
By Aaron Lukken
[caption id="attachment_4120" align="alignright" width="214"] Wikimedia Commons[/caption] An interesting story hit the blogosphere a couple of weeks ago (see "MtGox’s US customers try to find Mark Karpeles" over at the FinanceFeeds blog). …