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June 23, 2023 Kaye Spiegler PLLC just published a helpful article about the most prominent legal disputes of art and antiquities in the United States in The Art Law Review. The article focuses on landmark cases and laws relevant to the United States. T …

Category: Art Law

June 22, 2023 On June 7, 2023, the New York State Senate passed Senate Bill 3100A prohibiting most non-compete agreements in employment contracts. Shortly after on June 20, 2023, the bill passed in the New York State Assembly. This Bill has not been of …

Category: Business and Employment Litigation | Employment Law

June 12, 2023 As each dispute is unique, the mediation session itself is flexible and can occur in a few different formats. The mediation can involve a mix of joint sessions and private, individual caucuses. The joint session is a format for mediation …

Category: Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

June 12, 2023 In a discussion of the decision by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California in the In re Google Play Store Antitrust Litigation Case, a recent article from Davis + Gilbert highlights the obligations parties face to …

Category: Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

June 6, 2023 A new article from Practical Law The Journal investigates how generative artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT present new legal issues in different practice areas, including labor and employment, intellectual property, commercial tra …

Category: Business and Employment Litigation

June 5, 2023 Before the mediation, at the invitation or suggestion of the mediator, a party may elect to send the mediator a confidential side-letter in addition to the pre-mediation statement exchanged with the other party. The side-letter for the med …

Category: Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

June 5, 2023 The pre-mediation statement gives each party an opportunity to present background information on the dispute and advise the mediator of its respective position. It also allows you to share your client’s position on the facts and the law wi …

Category: Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

May 23, 2023 The goal of mediation, unlike litigation, is voluntary settlement between the parties. There is no winning or losing, the goal is a compromise where both parties can walk away feeling satisfied. Because it is up to the parties whether they …

Category: Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

May 23, 2023 A new article from the BBC explores the importance of punctuation in contracts, focusing in particular on the comma, and how its misuse can cost companies considerably when drafters get things wrong. Oakhurst Dairy out of Portland, ME owes …

Category: Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

March 28, 2023 A recent article from Proskauer highlights several “extraordinary verdicts” for plaintiffs in recent trade secret cases. The trend is being seen across industries: Appian Corp. v. Pegasystems Inc., No. 2020-07216 (Va. Cir. Ct. Fairfax Ct …

Category: Commercial Litigation

March 28, 2023 JAMS ADR Blog recently proposed a new concept for dispute resolution, Mediated Evaluations. This new form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) could offer parties more in-depth analysis on the merits of their arguments, and better pos …

Category: Commercial Litigation

January 20, 2023 – A growing alternative to in-person mediation is online “virtual” mediation. Virtual mediation is sometimes preferable to in-person mediation when the key participants in the mediation are scattered around the country or in different …

Category: Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

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