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Is fair trial under threat? A controversial dilemma in Mamić and Others v. Croatia Is fair trial under threat? A controversial dilemma in Mamić and Others v. Croatia European Law
New York’s Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act — CIDA Light 2.0 — Passes and Is Signed New York’s Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act — CIDA Light 2.0 — Passes and Is Signed New York Law
How can cities improve conditions for childhood development? How can cities improve conditions for childhood development? European Law
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Canadian Trademark Intelligence: Catalog of Prosecution Events

Posted on September 14, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Canadian Trademark Intelligence: Catalog of Prosecution Events
Canadian Trademark Intelligence: Catalog of Prosecution Events

Event Code Event Description Rank by Usage Marks with This Event 30 Filed 1 2,002,676 1 Created 2 1,596,052 31 Formalized 3 1,556,554 22 Search Recorded 4 1,452,825 42 Advertised 5 1,275,257 55 Registered 6 1,153,294 26 Approved 7 1,095,149 50 Allowed 8 990,033 20 Examiner’s Letter 9 928,846 51 Allowance Notice Sent 10 916,040…

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Canada Law

Subsequent Cases Do Not Always Make New Law

Posted on September 14, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on Subsequent Cases Do Not Always Make New Law
Subsequent Cases Do Not Always Make New Law

In Jobar Holding Corp. v Halio 2024 NY Slip Op 32650(U) July 10, 2024 Supreme Court, New York County Docket Number: Index No. 655689/2017 Judge: Joel M. Cohen, plaintiff attempted to use a subsequent case decision to revive a dismissed case via amendment, The attempt failed. “By order dated September 23, 2019, the Court (Scarpulla,…

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New York Law

The UK’s union has been fractured by Brexit

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The UK’s union has been fractured by Brexit

Brexit has removed the EU as an external support system that prevented devolution from escalating and undermining the union. In this edited extract from his new book, State and Nation in the United Kingdom: The Fractured Union, Michael Keating (University of Aberdeen) warns that the Conservative Party’s vision of the UK as a ‘unitary state’ might…

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European Law

Section 21 vs. 8 Notice — What’s the Difference?

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Section 21 vs. 8 Notice — What’s the Difference?

If you’re a landlord, Section 8 and 21 Notices are two methods you can use to legally terminate an assured shorthold tenancy agreement (AST) and require the tenant to vacate your property.  The Housing Act 1988 governs both Notices, and they both have their uses. If you’re looking to evict a tenant for misconduct such…

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Property Law

2022 at Kornfeld: A Year in Review

Posted on September 13, 2024 By rehan.rafique No Comments on 2022 at Kornfeld: A Year in Review
2022 at Kornfeld: A Year in Review

With the close of 2022, we at Kornfeld LLP look back on a year that saw many significant firsts and accomplishments. Merger of Kornfeld LLP and Shapray Cramer Fitterman Lamer LLP We were pleased to begin the year with the momentous merger of Kornfeld LLP and Shapray Cramer Fitterman Lamer LLP to become the new…

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Canada Law

Planning on Going to India for DomainX or ICANN? – DNattorney

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Planning on Going to India for DomainX or ICANN? – DNattorney

By Zak Muscovitch. Two big upcoming conferences are taking place in India; DomainX in August, and ICANN in November. I have been to India twice now, with my most recent trip being August, 2015, for DomainX. I plan on going for my third trip this August, for DomainX 2016. Here are five observations/tips about traveling to India…

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Internet Law

So Was the Statute of Limitations Tolled or Suspended?

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So Was the Statute of Limitations Tolled or Suspended?

You know what this is When the pandemic struck, people stayed home. And when they stayed home, many couldn’t work. And if they could work, it wasn’t the same. To say that had an impact on the justice system would be an understatement. Every conceivable time limit set forth in the law was now a…

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New York Law

Toby Kruger | Litigation and Regulatory Matters

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Toby Kruger | Litigation and Regulatory Matters

Spotlight Toby represents a range of public and private companies across the Northern territories in a range of regulatory matters and litigation. He frequently acts on behalf of stakeholders in mining operations, and provides further counsel on environmental issues and Aboriginal law. – Chambers Canada, 2021 Guide Toby advises private and public sector clients on litigation…

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Canada Law

closing gaps in border control while opening new protection challenges? – EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy

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closing gaps in border control while opening new protection challenges? – EU Immigration and Asylum Law and Policy

Print this article POST 7 OF THE SERIES OF THE ODYSSEUS BLOG ON THE PACT ON MIGRATION & ASYLUM Lyra Jakuleviciene, Professor at Mykolas Romeris University, Vilnius The New Pact on Migration and Asylum  introduces screening of third country nationals at the external borders (hereafter Screening Regulation, Regulation). The initial objective of this new instrument is…

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European Law

Bidding Farewell, For Now: Google’s Ad Auction Class Certification Victory

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Bidding Farewell, For Now: Google’s Ad Auction Class Certification Victory

A federal judge in the Northern District of California delivered a blow to a potential class action lawsuit against Google over its ad auction practices. The lawsuit, which allegedly involved tens of millions of Google account holders, claimed Google’s practices in its real-time bidding (RTB) auctions violated users’ privacy rights. But U.S. District Judge Yvonne…

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Internet Law

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