This directive was a desire to create appropriate means to ensure that judicial and extrajudicial documents to be served abroad shall be brought to the notice of the addressee in sufficient time.
This is an excerpt taken from The Model Rules of Professional Conduct regarding client lawyer relationship.
This article shows how requiring admissions of wrongdoing in settlement may have broad-reaching consequences, very much akin to a finding of liability after trial in any civil fraud action.
Unless You Ask: A Guide For Law Departments to Get More From External Relationships
This paper will outline some of the major areas where employee off-duty conduct intersects with the workplace, and the current “rules of the road” employers must be aware of when considering discipline or termination in such circumstances.
This articles deals with international trust and divorce litigation.
This article addresses how institutions have increasingly become alarmed at the vulnerability of their data to unauthorized disclosure driven by an employee’s desire to cash-in through a multimillion-dollar whistleblower award.
Arbitration clauses can have major consequences. This article points out rules to consider before deciding to arbitrate.
This Litigation Tip of the Month provides helpful guidelines for drafting effective, enforceable liquidated damage clauses.