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The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has far-reaching consequences for the accessibility of justice and alternative forms of dispute resolution in Germany. In this article, we will provide you with an update on the ...
Bird & Bird LLP has successfully concluded the legal dispute over false factual allegations by Südwestrundfunk (SWR) about fruit, vegetable and berry capsules from The JuicePlus+ Company Europe GmbH (JuicePlus+).
International law firm Bird & Bird appoints Dr. Benedikt Burger as a partner in the Dispute Resolution practice in Frankfurt, providing a significant boost to the firm's litigation and international arbitration ...
After several months of delay and heated political discussion among all German parties on the scope of protection of the draft act, on Thursday, 21 March 2019, the German parliament adopted the Federal Government’s ...
Limitation is one of the first questions any dispute resolution lawyer must consider when looking at a potential dispute. The effects of limitation can bar a claim. Our Country Comparative tool on Disputes+ simplifies ...
The following elaboration by our Partner Dr. Jiri Jaeger and Counsel Michael Zavodsky, both members of our international practice group Dispute Resolution, on the subject of the language of proceedings in arbitration ...
The long-awaited draft bill of the German Federal Ministry of Justice for an Association Sanctions Act is available since several weeks: Compliance management systems and internal investigations are rewarded – higher ...
Globally, many companies are (again) affected by significant decline in business and/or closures as a result of measures taken by governments to deal with the coronavirus. Many of these companies have some form of ...
In Part One, Bryony suggests that while we still may not be drowning in class action cases, there is definitely a need to start swimming and consider how and why different European jurisdictions are attracting claimants ...
In Part Two Bryony examines claims commenced so far and actions companies can take to prepare for actions that may head their way.
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