The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
It’s always nice to have a cite for a rule even if the rule seems obvious. An Australian appellate decision – analyzed here by Coleman Greig- holds that of course computers can be accessed if a party claims there was tampering with an email.
Despite the naysayers of years ago, class actions procedures continue to evolve and expand in Europe. A November 11, 2019 online article by two expert French lawyers provides a cogent summary of wher
There’s never enough time to fully track asbestos developments in Europe. However, a December 2018 article from Clyde & Co, caught my eye and is worth reading as to the assessment of defense side lawy
In the UK, an “overalls” case is a shorthand term for a “take home” case, as we refer to them in the US. Of greater note, a UK plaintiff recently succeeded in such a case, as described in a February