The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
A new post by Michael Goldhaber at AmLaw provides a fascinating story regarding efforts to sue regarding alleged mining company atrocities in the Congo. The story covers wide ground but is focused on whether Canadian courts will hear the case. Today, it’s a global chess board.
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