Recent ruling on conciliation hearings both establishes and limits lis pendens, preventing filings in other courts from gaining traction, therefore making voluntary conciliation hearings an easily accessible and effective strategic legal option.

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What’s in it for the victims when white-collar criminal prosecutions end with fines or orders to disgorge profits but without convictions?

Glean insights from expert commentary on current case law and challenging issues in inheritance and family law.

In a highly improbable move, the Swiss court admits an unspecified claim, a decision that will expand capabilities for prosecuting white collar crime.

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Thomas Weibel authored a piece on the decision to put an abrupt end to U.S.-style discovery in aid of arbitration proceedings.