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Chronology of Practice: Chinese Practice in Private International Law in 2020

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This survey contains materials reflecting the practice of Chinese private international law in 2020. Finally, this survey also covers five recent decisions illustrating Chinese courts’ pro-arbitration attitude towards the uncertainty brought about by contractual clauses referring to both litigation and arbitration. Table of Contents.

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Condé Nast Says Models Are “Inhibiting Free Speech” in Vogue Runway Lawsuit

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Condé Nast is slamming the right of publicity lawsuit that nearly 50 models filed against it and Moda Operandi last fall for allegedly using photos of them walking in the Spring/Summer 2020 runway shows in order to sell runway garments and accessories without their authorization. The case is Champion et al.,

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The Japanese Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 65, 2022)

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423) Enforcement of Foreign Judgment — Punitive Damages — Contrary to Public Policy Intellectual Property High Court, Judgment, September 29, 2021 (p. 426) Applicable Law — Copyright — Employee Work — Copyright Transfer Tokyo District Court, Judgment, February 12, 2020 (p. 213) Moonsook Kim, International Adoption in Korea (p.

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Depp-Heard Verdict Contains Relatively Rare Defamation-by-Counsel Liability

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Even with the reduction of the $5 million in punitive damages to $350,000 under the statutory state cap for punitive damages, Depp was technically awarded $10,350,000. The defamation laws are far more advantageous for defendants in the UK and most plaintiffs try to litigate such claims in the U.S. See Kennedy v.

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By Chloe Co-Founder is Suing Bain Capital, Other Investors in Trademark Battle Over the Buzzy Vegan Brand

The Fashion Law

In the midst of Haber’s “scheme to ‘milk’ Chloe’s name” without her involvement or authorization, Coscarelli asserts that her corporate entity Chef Chloe LLC and ESquared “were litigating various disputes” related to ownership of the company. And in a May 2020 decision, an arbitrator sided with Coscarelli.

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August 2022 Update: List of China’s Cases on Recognition of Foreign Judgments

Conflict of Laws

The 2020 update was also posted on Conflictoflaws.net. Another interesting example would be a series of cases where a Chinese court in Guangzhou recognized and enforced compensatory damages awarded in three U.S. To date, we have collected 89 cases involving China and 24 foreign States and regions.

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Certifying Questions To State Supreme Courts – Lessons from Lindenberg

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2018), which held that Tennessee’s statutory cap on punitive damages violates the state constitution. While the certification process can be rough, there are a number of steps litigants can take to maximize their chances of success. No recent case better exemplifies those difficulties than Lindenberg v. Jackson Nat’l Life Ins.

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