Constitutional Law – May 23, 2012

by Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP on 5/7/2012

In this issue: - SEC Issues Additional Guidance on Emerging Growth Companies - CFTC Issues Proposed Interpretative Statement - CFTC to Hold Public Meeting to Consider a Final Rule - CME Issues Advisory...more

by Nerses Isajanyan on 2/24/2012

The court system in Armenia has been subject to multiple changes since the country gained its independence in 1991. Now that reforms have come to a halt, it is worth providing a short overview of the structure of the...more

by Dan Goodman on 9/29/2011

The United States Supreme Court, in the case of Julliard v. Greenman (110 U.S. 421), held that: 1) Congress had the power to make its obligations a legal tender in the payment of private debts, and 2) that this power was...more

by Reed Smith on 8/10/2011

The often-cited list of advantages of arbitration includes economy, speed, procedural flexibility, the ability to choose arbitrators, the neutrality of the process and cross border enforcement of awards. While parties with...more

by Martin Callan on 6/12/2011

The Jackson Reforms, proposed by Lord Justice Jackson appear to be nothing short of a direct assault on “access to justice” and the “gateway to justice”....more

by Fisher & Phillips LLP on 4/1/2011

In This Issue: Seven (Sometimes Surprising) Facts About Mediation By Jennifer Achtert (San Francisco) If you have ever been part of a lawsuit, you are probably aware that somewhere in the range of 95% of...more

by Lawrence Kolin on 1/31/2011

As the judicial branch transitions toward acquiring, maintaining, and distributing court records electronically, the Supreme Court of Florida has viewed the confidentiality of a narrow set of records as a...more

by Milos Bogicevic on 12/31/2010

The first thing that strikes the reader of the essays is the richness of the carefully selected topics and areas covered by the authors. Its richness is reflected in a number of ways: the authors elaborate on various globally...more