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In this issue, we provide an update to the Jivraj case which has caused so much concern in the London arbitration market. A unique perspective on the arbitration process is provided in our discussion of a survey by Queen Mary College – "Choices in Arbitration". We also look at the new UNCITRAL rules which recently came into force, and at TheCityUK’s report on dispute resolution in London.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal granted Pfizer's appeal and dismissed the proposed class action. Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP acted for Pfizer in this appeal.

Recent research on the adoption of majority voting rules provides some insight on how corporate governance reforms are adopted and change company behaviour...

Does your workplace have gender-neutral washrooms? Does your workplace have a dress code that accommodates all forms of gender expression?

Does your workplace have gender-neutral washrooms?

It is common practice in Quebec to consider that the registration of a hypothec against a mining claim is sufficient to render such hypothecs opposable against third parties.

The US Supreme Court's 1988 ruling in Basic v Levinson was a watershed for class certification in securities cases.

A discussion of Sulamerica CIA Nacional De Seguros SA v Enesa Engenharia SA [2012] EWCA Civ 638.

The High Court, by a majority, overturned an arbitration award over a dispute of the coverage of a reinsurance treaty.

The consequences of making mistakes when issuing notices, whether under a franchise agreement or lease, can be substantial. A recent decision of the New South Wales Administrative Decisions Tribunal emphasised this point when a franchisor was found not to have validly exercised an option for a further term under a lease.

All parties in the NSW building and construction industry should be aware of these most significant changes to SOPA.

Modest spending initiatives accounced in the Budget will impact the pharmaceuticals and life sciences sector.

The Federal Government has prohibited litigation funding of class actions.

In Western Australia, the short answer to this question is yes, provided the profit sharing arrangements have previously been approved by the Director of Liquor Licensing ...

Ensuring employees follow IT security procedures and providing comprehensive training will help to reduce cyber risks.

Proposed changes aim to secure the air cargo supply chain from threats of terrorism and acts of unlawful interference.

The Rossato Federal Court decision about leave entitlements for casual employees created "confusion and uncertainty".