June 2009 As the world economy continues to grapple with the worst effects of global recessionary and downturn pressures and as stimulus packages and interventionist policies are announced in succession, a constant theme in political leaders’ speeches in recent months has been talk of facilitating an infrastructure-led bounce to help restore some of the damage done to global markets.

Almost one year after the U.S. Supreme Court summarily vacated the original 2011 Sonic-Calabasas opinion (Sonic I1), the California Supreme Court issued its opinion on remand in Sonic-Calabasas A, Inc. v. Moreno (Sonic II2).

The volume of cryptocurrency deals steadily increases by each year in all around the world including Türkiye. This, of course, on the other hand, increases the number of disputes that may arise...

The Privacy Shield framework is a voluntary program open to US businesses subject to enforcement by the US Federal Trade Commission or the US Department of Transportation.

This is the seventh in an ongoing series of blog posts by Foley & Lardner LLP on the implications of Brexit

What happens when one member of an arbitration tribunal resigns or becomes unable to serve after the arbitration has commenced?

Well-counseled clients who distribute goods through competing resellers are mindful of the litigation risks inherent in pricing, discount and rebate programs that may favor larger distributors or retailers.

Drones can deliver goods faster, cheaper and more sustainably than traditional methods. But how are they shaping the global supply market and what are the benefits and challenges of using them?

Twenty-five years ago Alternative Dispute Resolution ("ADR") was virtually synonymous with arbitration. Although many people still contract to resolve disputes in the arbitral forum, mediation has become increasingly popular.

Arbitration is an increasingly popular method of dispute resolution because it puts clients in the driver's seat.

Boiled down to its essence, mediation is a voluntary process of party self-determination, with the assistance of a third-party neutral, the mediator, that is informal, non-binding and free...

This is a significant development for public companies, reflecting a reversal of the SEC's long-standing approach to mandatory arbitration...

The COVID-19 outbreak has introduced global disruptions and instability affecting all aspects of life and business.

On Wednesday, October 22, Kris Hanson and Kevin Terry led a complimentary live webinar titled "The NLRB and Labor Laws Under President Trump: What Has Happened and What to Expect Next." Together...

The Missouri Supreme Court invalidated an employment arbitration agreement that was agreed to by the parties at the time the employee was given a promotion and raise.

Autonomous mobility is an area where the EU has shared competences with the Member States which means that EU countries exercise their own competence where the EU does not exercise, or has decided not to exercise, its own competence.

You have agreed to arbitration, selected the arbitrator, argued your case and received the decision. You have lost. You say to yourself: "This decision is wrong. How can I overturn this unfair...

Employers who pay non-exempt employees solely on a commissions or piece-rate basis probably know by now that doing so in California is an increasingly risky proposition.

Three years ago, in the first of a series of decisions addressing class arbitration, the United States Supreme Court held in Stolt-Nielsen, S.A. v. AnimalFeeds International Corp.

Hello! is a magazine published in the U.K. each week. Okay! publishes a similar magazine in the same market. It appears that these two magazines have each engaged in spoiling tactics with respect to the activities of the other.