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Witness statement, or witness’s statement?

Contributor(s)

Christopher
Marks

Charlotte de
Vitry

Explainer: obtaining evidence from the US and/or England & Wales, for use in foreign civil proceedings

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Injunctive Relief in German Civil Cases – No Longer Possible Without an Oral Hearing?

Contributor(s)

Daniel
Matijevic

UK Ratifies Hague Judgments Convention: Too Early to Judge?

Contributor(s)

Christopher
Marks

Will Bespoke Orders for “Massive Overdisclosure” Become a New Regime in English Litigation?

Contributor(s)

Christopher
Marks

Lifting the Lid on Embargoed Judgments

Contributor(s)

Christopher
Marks

Two Decades On, the Prestige Provides for the Withdrawal of CJEU References

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English High Court Revisits the Scope of Litigation Privilege in Kyla Shipping Co Ltd and Another v Freight Trading Ltd and Others [2022] EWHC 376 (Comm)

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Remote Hearings: Are They Here to Stay?

Contributor(s)

Rosalind
Meehan

Recent Changes to German Administrative Practice on the Taking of Evidence: Art. 17 of the Hague Evidence Convention

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Freezing the Law on Freezing Injunctions in the BVI

Contributor(s)

Christopher
Marks

Recent Efforts to Strengthen Germany’s Attractiveness for International Commercial Litigation

Contributor(s)

Stella
Huelsenbeck

Coronavirus (COVID-19): Impact on Civil Procedure in England

Contributor(s)

Christopher
Marks