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📢 From CDR News: An important decision regarding privilege in shareholder disputes.
In a watershed judgment that goes against the long-standing ‘Shareholder Rule’, the High Court in London has ruled that companies embroiled in shareholder disputes can claim privilege against their own shareholders. The successful defendant was represented by WILMER CUTLER PICKERING HALE AND DORR LLP and Clifford Chance. Commentary by Kate Allass from Farrer & Co. https://lnkd.in/eX6Bj8Wj
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📢 From African Law & Business: The governor of Morocco's central bank has announced plans to regulate cryptoassets, lifting a ban which has been in place since 2017. Andrew Mizner reports.
Moroccan central bank plans to legalise cryptoassets - African Law and Business
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📢 From CDR News: The latest dispute resolution hires and moves from the UK, Germany, Dubai and the US.
High-level disputes personnel changes are afoot in the UK, Germany, Dubai and the US this week. CDR senior reporter Robert Li reports. Patrick Teague has joined GERADIN PARTNERS in London, and Ann-Christin Richter will assume the Hausfeld Rechtsanwälte (Germany) managing partner role from January. Greenberg Traurig, LLP has added counsels Nils de Wolff in Dubai and Michael Kaufmann in DC, while 1 January will see Vinson & Elkins litigators Jeremy Reichman, Robert Ritchie, Marisa Antonelli, Matthew Hoffman, Evan Miller and Max Etchemendy become partners. https://lnkd.in/eWT5-B8Z
Friday round-up – competition boutique lures London talent | Robert Li | CDR Article
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📢 From CDR News: US lawmakers have accused Hong Kong of being a hub for money laundering and sanctions evasion, drawing angry denials from the Hong Kong government, and creating compliance challenges for US banks and businesses which do business in the territory.
Accusations from the US House of Representatives that Hong Kong has become a centre for money laundering and sanctions evasion have been angrily rejected by the territory’s government, but put extra compliance pressure on US companies who trade in the city. Andrew Mizner hears from Christine (Smith) Savage of King & Spalding and Adam Goldberg of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP about what might happen under the next administration and how companies caught in the middle should prepare themselves.
US Congress accuses Hong Kong of being financial crime hub | Andrew Mizner | CDR Article
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📢 From CDR News: Portland's annual Class Actions Report reveals changing attitudes to ESG claims and litigation funding in the UK.
A major report from Portland that sheds light on the growing trend of ‘values-driven litigation’ has unveiled the UK public’s changing views on litigation funding – and what funder fees are acceptable in their eyes. https://lnkd.in/eMC-3Qv3
UK public have say on litigation funding | Dippy Singh | CDR Article
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📢 From CDR News: In July this year, Belgium enacted a law restricting practices and contractual terms in the food supply chain. CDR looks at the disputes risk.
The food supply chain is the target of recent legislation in Belgium aiming to stamp out unfair trading practices associated with widely disparate bargaining power. Robert Li hears from Florence Danis of Linklaters about the enforcement and litigation risk that might arise from this new development.
Belgium bans food supply abuses | Robert Li | CDR Article
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📢 From CDR News: A company that provides Covid-19 testing equipment settles a securities class action.
A US court has given its preliminary nod to a multimillion-dollar settlement which would end a major securities collective action against Talis Biomedical. The claimants were represented by Bleichmar Fonti & Auld LLP, while Cooley LLP acted for Talis. https://lnkd.in/eDNQ4snt
Claimants edge closer to Talis class action settlement | Dippy Singh | CDR Article
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📢 From CDR News: How the EU Product Liability Directive modernises consumer rights to deal with new technologies.
The EU Product Liability Directive has drastically altered the product liability regime across the bloc for the first time in four decades. The updated framework significantly shifts the balance of power in favour of the consumer, easing access to justice and adding a heavier compliance burden to companies. With expert comment from White & Case LLP partner Alexandra Diehl and Squire Patton Boggs partner Valérie RAVIT. Natasha Doris reports. https://lnkd.in/eJPHBaKk
EU Product Liability Directive raises bar for consumer protection | Natasha Doris | CDR Article
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