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In this article, we look at what we can expect from the upcoming Advisory Opinion on Israel-Palestine at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the need to realistically adjust our expectations but at the same time, persist in using legal tools for lasting regional peace. Read here: https://lnkd.in/duxae3uH

The German Federal Court of Justice applies the EPO’s standard on priority claims from G1/22 and G2/22 and inches closer to the EPO approach to novelty by applying the two-lists principle. Check out the article authored by my partner Sebastian Greding and myself on Lexology.

In the Land of the Will, Clarity is King Your will is probably the most important document you will ever sign, and a recent Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) decision confirms once again how critical it is to ensure that it is professionally drawn to reflect your wishes clearly and unambiguously. Let’s explore the legal principles involved and the “golden rule of interpretation” in the context of a bitter dispute between a financially-struggling widow on the one hand, and her three step-children on the other. Each contended for a different interpretation of the will, and the Court had to decide which interpretation correctly reflected the deceased’s intentions. READ MORE https://buff.ly/49UlzsV

The latest issue (vol 32 no 3) of the Centre for Constitutional Studies' Constitutional Forum is now available on CanLII! This edition is themed around the legal significance of Section 33 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, also known as the 'notwithstanding clause.' Featuring content by Beverley McLachlin, Margot Young, Hoi Kong, Carissima Mathen, LSM, Grégoire Webber, Eric M Adams, Vrinda Narain, Richard Mailey, and Ian Peach. #constitutionallaw #legalcommentary https://zurl.co/QFuR

Introducing AFA Action's innovative division, the Center for Judicial Renewal (CJR) - strategically restoring the Judiciary to its proper role of deciding cases under the law rather than legislating from the bench. Learn More at afaaction.net/cjr

STATEMENT: From Judge Andrew Napolitano to British Judges of the High Court. Britain has approved his extradition, yet he has been endeavoring to reverse this decision. Advocates announced that a public hearing is scheduled at the High Court on February 20-21, where two judges will reassess a prior ruling that denied Assange permission to appeal. "The upcoming two-day hearing represents potentially Julian Assange's last opportunity to thwart his extradition to the United States," stated WikiLeaks. #JulianAssange, #Extradition, #HighCourtHearing, #WikiLeaks, #LegalBattle, #AssangeExtradition, #HighCourtAppeal, #FreeAssange, #LegalRights, #judicialreview, #JusticeForAssange, #HumanRights, #PressFreedom, #WhistleblowerProtection, #CivilLiberties, #Transparency, #PoliticalPrisoner, #FreeSpeech, #InternationalLaw, #legaljustice https://lnkd.in/ePs8vhny

Our firm contributed to the Chambers Enforcement of Judgments 2024 Global Practice Guide, covering 40 jurisdictions.   Dimitris Babiniotis, head of Dispute Resolution, Dimitris Andriopoulos, associate, and Tania Nikoglou, shared insights into the enforcement and recognition of arbitral awards and judgments in recent Greek judicial decisions and legislative reforms, providing a thorough understanding of the significant developments in the Greek arbitration and enforcement landscape.      Explore the guide here: bit.ly/4e0NFFg

4 min. Join us in Episode 2: "Forming a Three-Member Tribunal: Balancing Power and Ensuring Fairness" as we dive into the complexities of assembling a three-member arbitral tribunal in international arbitration. Discover the strategic considerations necessary to balance power and ensure fairness during the tribunal formation process. This episode explores the critical roles of party-appointed and presiding arbitrators, the challenges posed by differing perspectives and potential hostility, and the importance of maintaining impartiality to uphold the integrity of the arbitration process. Learn how to navigate these waters effectively to prevent deadlock and ensure that the arbitration process remains balanced and equitable for all parties involved.

Nevada is home to 20 federally recognized Native American tribes, each with its own distinctive cultural and historical background. Each of those tribes are sovereign nations with their own governments, laws, and justice systems. Check out the February issue of Nevada Lawyer magazine for practical tips on navigating those justice systems. https://lnkd.in/eJfk7RaZ