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New International Commercial Courts: A Comparative Analysis – and a Tentative Look at Their Success

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Legal Reasoning Across Commercial Disputes: Comparing Judicial and Arbitral Analyses

Research into legal reasoning has long been the exclusive purview of legal theorists, despite the central role that legal reasoning plays in real life. However, the recent surge of interest...

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English Court of Appeal hands down eagerly awaited judgment clarifying right to damages for breaches of data protection laws

In the eagerly awaited decision of Llloyd v Google LLC, the Court of Appeal has provided helpful clarification on the circumstances when individuals can claim damages for breaches of their...

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Towards a European Commercial Court?

The prospect of Brexit has led a number of countries on the European continent to take measures designed to make their civil justice systems more attractive for international litigants. In...

20 November 2018

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Tailoring Dispute Rules in Shareholder Litigation

As shareholder litigation expands globally and increases in economic significance, so does the interest of parties in fighting over the rules that govern it and determine its scope. Sometimes this...

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Matteo Gargantini

Judicial Delays in India and Turning Tides – The Significance of the Commercial Courts Act to India’s Dispute Resolution Mechanism

The robustness of a country’s judicial system is a crucial determinant of its ability to attract foreign investment. Inefficiencies would lead to ‘exported litigation’ whereby, in order to resolve disputes,...

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Umakanth Varottil

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