Corporate Counsel
...allegations that Google unfairly biases its search results to harm competition.” While the latter aspect generated more reaction, the former should not be overlooked...
Employers often enter into post-employment non-compete agreements only to find that when the employees leave, the restrictive covenants are not enforceable or do not provide sufficient value to the c
...their bottom line, while simultaneously seeking to...BITs). BITs are international agreements between two...redressed in international arbitration, as opposed to...
...law school was with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 705...Bureau of Investigation, and handled arbitration and litigation. During college and...
...hiring top-shelf lawyers despite international arbitrators ordering Ecuador not to...under the preventive measures treaty while an appeal is pending in...
...law school was with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 705...Bureau of Investigation, and handled arbitration and litigation. During college and...
...the Court of Arbitration for Sport. For...S.’s International Olympic Committee member...spoke with Oliveau while she was on...
...number of developments in the arbitration arena that have attracted the...to promote India as an international arbitration hub along the lines...
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