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How Legal Tech Helps Civil Litigators Prepare for Cases

CARET Legal

Case management software is reshaping how civil litigators prepare for their cases, making it a smoother, faster, and more efficient process. In civil law, preparation for a case is a task that demands precision, extensive research, and an acute understanding of legal intricacies.

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Guest Post: Climate Litigation in Japan: Citizens’ Attempts for the Coal Phase-Out

ClimateChange-ClimateLaw

The Supreme Court of Japan may soon weigh in on a growing field of climate litigation in Japan against coal-fired power plants. Through May 2022, all existing climate litigation cases in Japan concern the construction or operation of coal-fired power plants and refer to citizens’ attempts to stop the use of coal. Civil law cases.

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Malta: Litigation In Malta - Ganado Advocates

Mondaq

In private law matters it is largely a jurisdiction based on the Civil Law tradition; The Maltese legal system has developed into a mixed legal system.

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Understanding the Basics of Civil Law

LegalReader

A civil trial can be stressful for anyone, so consider hiring an attorney to accompany you throughout the experience. The peace of mind that comes with having a legal expert at your side can make all the difference.

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Implied Jurisdiction Agreements in International Commercial Contracts

Conflict of Laws

Explicit jurisdiction clauses offer cross-border litigants the benefit of predictability by allowing them to anticipate where disputes arising from their commercial transactions will be resolved. We find limited consensus on the conduct that demonstrates implied consent or agreement to litigate in a particular forum.

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Brand and Herrup on “A Hague Parallel Proceedings Convention”

Conflict of Laws

In their most recent article on A Hague Convention on Parallel Proceedings , 63 HARVARD INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL ONLINE 1 (2022), Ron Brand and Paul Herrup argued that the Hague Conference on Private International Law should not undertake a project to require or prohibit exercise of original jurisdiction in national courts.

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Don’t Abolish Qualified Immunity, Reform It: Policing Expert

The Crime Report

Based on four months of research and insights from policing officials, criminal and civil law attorneys, and community leaders, Morganelli proposed four major changes that could form part of new legislation. He recommended placing “backstop liability” with the law enforcement agency that employed the officer.