…be addressed separately once more information has emerged. There are also implications for the giving of expert evidence. Uncertainty amidst COVID-19 implies that expert assessments and opinions will evolve over…

…arguably one where original ownership never lawfully passed to the subsequent Communist regimes because the original taking violated international law. Similarly, claims to money were in existence “at the time…

…previously unknown facts, evidence or grounds of impartiality forming the basis of a given request. In particular, under Article 190a of the Swiss Private International Law Act (PILA), the revision…

the gaps of the 2018 EU-Japan EPA, including to address e-commerce, rules of origin, financial services, and to provide for the UK’s immediate reductions of tariffs on electrical control units…

…courts is not uncommon; however, the relevance of claimants reasoning, and the possibility of serious harm must be supported by strong evidence. In the case mentioned above, the First Corporate…

…and legislature continued taking significant measures to reform the domestic and international arbitration landscape in India. While important judgments were delivered by courts across India, institutional arbitration continued making inroads…