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Amgen provides a window on the Supreme Court approach to patent issues - look to history and established policy as our patent law is not code based but rather...

A few weeks ago, for London International Disputes Week, I organised an event which looked at this question. As it was of interest, I decided to share my views more openly...

A bare arbitration clause, like the one included in the government's contract with Vinci Coffee, merely provides for the submission of disputes to arbitration without specifying...

A good reputation is hard to earn and very easy to lose, never more so than when an individual is connected to a criminal investigation.

On 26 March 2018, the High Court handed down a succinct decision resolving this point of law.

Although an appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council lies as of right for money judgments in excess of $12,000, leave to appeal from decisions of the Court of Appeal...

The Inner House of the Court of Session has recently handed down a judgment that clarifies the defence of fair comment in an action of defamation.

Secretly recording conversations with employers is misconduct & justifies dismissal.

On 4 July 2024, in the case of Caixabank SA and others v Asociación de Usuarios de Bancos, Cajas de Ahorros y Seguros de España (Adicae) and others (C-450/22), the European Court of Justice (ECJ)...

For the last two weeks a Scottish Employment Tribunal has been hearing the case of a female nurse who has brought claims against her employer, the NHS, for allowing a transgender doctor to use the female changing room.

The TCC, Commercial Court and Chancery Divisions of the High Court already have established Early Neutral Evaluation provisions, often judge-led.

On November 1, the Honourable Sophie Bourque of the Superior Court of Québec handed down a decision that will have a huge impact on Indigenous law in the case of R. c. Montour.

In October 2012, a California Court of Appeal held that taxpayers could, under the Multistate Tax Compact, elect to apportion income using an equally weighted, three-factor method ...

Antoine Cremona and Yasmine Ellul from Ganado Advocates have authored the Malta chapter for Global Arbitration Review's Commercial Arbitration Know-How Guide, offering comprehensive insights into Malta's arbitration landscape. The chapter examines the country's arbitration framework, procedural rules, institutional support through the Malta Arbitration Centre, and the evolving trends shaping commercial dispute resolution in the jurisdiction.

State intervention is a long-standing tradition in France. EU state aid control rules apply to avoid any undue distortion of competition.

A software licence, alleged patent infringement, obligations to defend and indemnify, arbitration and an appeal to a court were all dealt with by a Canadian court in Coastal Contacts Inc. v. Elastic Path Software Inc.