Parties affected by a force majeure event should exercise "reasonable endeavours" to overcome such an event, even if the contract does not clearly state so.
However, when exercising reasonable endeavours, parties do not...more
In an important ruling, the English High Court has recognised for the first time that there is an arguable case that non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are to be treated as property under English law. This means that the powerful...more
6/29/2022
/ Blockchain ,
Corporate Counsel ,
Cryptocurrency ,
Digital Assets ,
Financial Markets ,
Fraud ,
Investment Opportunities ,
Investor Protection ,
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) ,
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UK ,
UK Supreme Court
The UK Supreme Court has delivered an important judgment which confirms that those (including business people) under criminal investigation have a reasonable expectation of privacy in respect of information relating to that...more
2/24/2022
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Corporate Counsel ,
Criminal Investigations ,
Freedom of Expression ,
News Stories ,
Publishers ,
Reputation Management ,
Reputational Injury ,
Right to Privacy ,
UK ,
UK Supreme Court