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eDiscovery Today Blog
Issuing a Litigation Hold Isn’t Enough When It Comes to Mobile Devices: eDiscovery Best Practices
By Doug Austin
This is timely as we are discussing this case today at 1pm ET on today’s EDRM webinar Important eDiscovery Case Law Decisions for December 2021. This article from Forensic Discovery…
AGP & Co Insights
AGP Law Firm awarded at the European Legal Awards 2021 in Litigation & Dispute Resolution
It is with great pleasure to announce that our firm has once again been awarded as the Cyprus Law Firm of the year in Litigation & Dispute Resolution at the…
China Justice Observer
China to Strengthen Governance of Sham Litigation
By Publisher
On 9 Nov. 2021, the Supreme People’s Court (SPC) issued the “Opinions on the Further Governance of Sham Litigation” (hereinafter “the Opinions”, 关于深入开展虚假诉讼整治工作的意见) and typical cases on the governance of…
Unpredictable
Litigation in Thailand
By Will Newman
The United States imports more goods from Thailand than from Israel, Spain, Russia, Australia, or Saudi Arabia. But despite this close trade relationship, the Thai legal system operates very differently…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Robert Frater’s career is one any litigator would envy
As chief general counsel at the Department of Justice, Frater worked on countless high stakes cases
California Employment Law Update
California Reclaims Top Spot in Annual “Judicial Hellhole” Awards!
By Tony Oncidi, Morgan Peterson
After temporarily falling to third place in 2020, California once again claims the top spot on the American Tort Reform Foundation’s (ATRF) annual list of “Judicial Hellholes.” While California has…
Law Times News
Panel to discuss role of litigation and regulation in managing justice system use of AI
Law Commission of Ontario amid a multi-year law reform review on AI and automated decision-making
Litigation Finance Journal
Is Brazil the Next Hot Litigation Destination?
By John Freund
The International Chamber of Commerce has ranked Brazil the #2 destination for matters held in the International Court of Arbitration. This is according to a new report on dispute resolution…
China Justice Observer
Sue a Company in China: You May Consider Arbitration to Claim Against Chinese Suppliers
By Publisher
As we said before, you can turn to Chinese courts for disputes with Chinese suppliers. Because it costs less to sue in Chinese courts. Moreover, Chinese courts are trustworthy…
China Justice Observer
Sue a Company in China: How Much Does It Cost? – CTD 101 Series
By Publisher
The costs you need to pay mainly include three items: Chinese court costs, Chinese attorney’s fees and the cost of notarization and authentication of some documents in your country. 1.…