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Enforcement Of Judgments In Jersey Guide | Global Legal Post
Baker & Partners' Jersey team contributes to the inaugural Global Legal Post Enforcement of Judgments Guide, offering practical insights into cross-border dispute resolution and judgment enforcement across multiple jurisdictions. The comprehensive guide examines Jersey's evolving enforcement framework, from traditional customary law remedies to modern creditor-friendly procedures, providing essential guidance for practitioners navigating international recovery proceedings.
Jersey Litigation
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Baker & Partners
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HEVC Advance Patent Pool: Rising SEP Litigation And Strategic Licensing Risks
The HEVC Advance Patent Pool has become a focal point for standard-essential patent disputes, with major technology companies facing coordinated litigation across multiple jurisdictions. As licensors pursue enforcement through both the Unified Patent Court and national courts, questions arise about whether offered licensing terms truly meet FRAND obligations and how companies should navigate this complex multi-forum landscape.
United Kingdom IP
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Murgitroyd
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English High Court Rules Intra-Client Documents Can Attract Privilege
The English High Court has issued a landmark ruling that legal advice privilege can now extend to internal corporate communications between members of a "client group," even when no lawyer is party to the exchange. This expansion of privilege doctrine has significant implications for businesses conducting internal investigations, managing regulatory inquiries, and preparing for potential disputes.
United Kingdom Litigation
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Mayer Brown
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Not At All Costs: Competition Appeal Tribunal Refuses CPO In Atlantic Salmon Cartel Collective Proceedings
The Competition Appeal Tribunal has refused to grant a Collective Proceedings Order in a major consumer claim against Atlantic salmon producers, marking the first time certification has been denied solely on cost-benefit grounds. The decision scrutinizes the economics of opt-out collective proceedings and sets new expectations for class representatives to demonstrate realistic pathways to delivering value to class members rather than primarily benefiting lawyers and funders.
United Kingdom Litigation
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Macfarlanes LLP
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