Litigation & ADR

National Arbitration in the Civil Procedure Code - I

22 May 2012

Author: Prof. Dr. H. Ercument Erdem from Erdem & Erdem Law Office (Turkey) Provisions of the Civil Procedure Code numbered 6100 (“CPC”) regarding arbitration -a form of alternative dispute resolution- shall be ...

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Retirement Plans’ Fiduciaries Are Found Liable to Plans for $36.9 Million: Tussey v. ABB, Inc.

08 May 2012

By: Mark S. Thomas & Robert W. ShawWilliams Mullen (North Carolina and Virginia, USA)In Tussey v. ABB, Inc., No. 2:06-cv-04305 (Western District of Missouri, March 31, 2012), a class action case brought by present and fo ...

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Are Applications for Striking out for Delay Still a Feasible Litigation Tactic for the Defendant?

26 April 2012

Contact: Vivien Chan & Co. (Hong Kong)As a defendant, there is usually no incentive to rush the case for the plaintiﬀ. In fact, unless there is a very good defence or where important business interests are at stake, ...

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Fiduciary Not Liable For Money Damages in Action to Recover Death Benefits: Stocks v. Life Insurance Company of North America

22 March 2012

By: Mark S. Thomas and Robert W. ShawWilliams Mullen (North Carolina and Virginia, USA)A federal district court recently applied the U. S. Supreme Court’s decision in CIGNA Corp. v. Amara (2011), in a practical setting ...

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National Arbitration in the Civil Procedure Code - I

Retirement Plans’ Fiduciaries Are Found Liable to Plans for $36.9 Million: Tussey v. ABB, Inc.

Are Applications for Striking out for Delay Still a Feasible Litigation Tactic for the Defendant?

Fiduciary Not Liable For Money Damages in Action to Recover Death Benefits: Stocks v. Life Insurance Company of North America

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