The recent decision in Kevin Taylor v Van Dutch Marine Holding Limited and others [2019] EWHC 324 (Ch) is a timely reminder that parties must cooperate when in it comes to disclosure. This requires transparency not opaqueness, as highlighted by the court in this case.
Writing is a vital part of the law degree. As a law student you will spend a lot of time scribbling notes in lectures and seminars, noting down information from books or articles, and drafting assignments.
This article sets out the legal landscape - as regards Federal, New York State and New York City laws - that protect prospective employees from discrimination on the basis of their criminal history.
Handling a variety of expert witness cases, including patent disputes, inter partes review of patents, equipment failure, operational negligence, trade secrets, damages modeling and oil and gas commercial litigation, Harold McGowen shares more about why these cases occur and what he predicts is in the pipeline for the petroleum field in the upcoming years. Why […]
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