Vol.16, No. 63, Spring 2023

Inequitable conduct is an “equitable defense to patent infringement that, if proved, bars enforcement of a patent. ” Therasense, Inc. v. Becton, Dickinson & Co. , 649 F. 3d 1276,...Read more

Premised on the cornerstone of party-autonomy and flexible dispute resolution, international arbitration has continued to evolve with changing times to ensure that it continues to build upon these cornerstones. In...Read more

Society is going through a moment of greater intensification of human interaction with systems that use artificial intelligence, systems that have brought countless benefits and facilities for the development and...Read more

Although the concepts of corporate governance have been with us for a long time, the actual implementation of it by the large corporations still provokes controversy. This concept may have...Read more

Despite pronouncements that a “New Wave” of antitrust enforcement is underway, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) and the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) have exercised collective silence...Read more

Prior to entering into administration, CargoLogicAir was the UK’s only maindeck freighter airline, which also secured a major contract to transport urgent medical supplies to combat COVID-19. CargoLogicAir is an...Read more

Economic initiatives within the Latin America region over the past two decades have led to a dramatic increase in investment from China, particularly within critical industries such as energy, infrastructure,...Read more

This article highlights the rising geopolitical tensions and technological competition between the United States (and allied liberal democracies) and China (and certain other authoritarian regimes). These geopolitical challenges will impact...Read more

35 U.S.C. §112(a) of the US Patent Act is one of the integral parts of the quid pro quo patent system that balances the benefit of disclosure of the invention...Read more

India unveiled a draft of its Personal Data Protection legislation for public comments in November 2022. The proposed law christened as the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2022 will be...Read more

Multiparty disputes stand at a watershed. There is a widespread scholarly scepticism regarding the set up and conduct of arbitration. The worlds of multiparty disputes and business look towards each...Read more

Rapid technology developments over the last twenty years have significantly limited the foundational principle that financial regulators should have the ability to monitor and enforce compliance with market rules. This...Read more

The Medical Device Regulation (MDR) 2017/745 is a novel piece of legislation intended to govern the high-tech commercial domain of medical devices in the European Union to the highest possible...Read more

The law governing Australian individual tax residency has remained largely unchanged since the relevant legislation was first enacted in 1930. Almost 100 years later, global trends unthinkable in such times...Read more

Financial Entities (FEs) outsource their information and communication technology services (ICT services) to cloud service providers (CSPs) to increase operational efficiencies by streamlining back office operations and reducing costs by...Read more

Fraud is an intrinsic wrong that has an infinite variety of forms. The problem of fraud is endemic to a market economy. Common law legal and equitable doctrines have been...Read more

In recent years EU has identified whistleblowing protection as a strong line of defence for safeguarding the public interest. Indeed, as shown in numerous public cases, whistle-blowers play an important...Read more