New York’s Legislative Push: Limiting Foreign Influence in Real Estate
The New York State Assembly and Senate have introduced Assembly Bill 5301 and Senate Bill 5622—twin pieces of legislation for limiting foreign influence in real…
Determination of Reasonable Benefit vs. Detriment for Plaintiff and Defendant in International Arbitration
In international arbitration, determining reasonable benefit vs. detriment for the plaintiff and defendant is crucial for ensuring fairness and adherence to legal standards. This concept…
Dubitante Opinions: Their History, Use, Implications, and Purpose in the Judicial System
Introduction: Dubitante opinions, though infrequent, hold significant value within judicial systems. These opinions, typically issued by judges who express reservations about the majority decision they…
Globalized Accommodation and Facilitation of Pro Se Litigants: A Legal Perspective
Introduction Stepping into a courtroom without a legal guide can feel like navigating a dense fog. Pro se litigants—individuals representing themselves without a lawyer—face this…
GSK Settles Zantac Lawsuits for $2.2 Billion: A Comprehensive Overview
Introduction In a landmark decision, Glaxo Smith Kline (GSK) has agreed to settle approximately 80,000 Zantac lawsuits for up to $2.2 billion[i]. This settlement resolves…