News | November 18, 2024
Richard Manning provided trial testimony that contributed to a decisive legal victory for biotech startup Inhibrx in a $460 million trade secrets case brought by I-Mab Biopharma in Delaware federal district court.
Richard Manning provided trial testimony that contributed to a decisive legal victory for biotech startup Inhibrx in a $460 million trade secrets case brought by I-Mab Biopharma in Delaware federal district court.
Under Dr. Guyer’s leadership, the new Engineering & Scientific Consulting practice will provide the critical research, analysis, and investigations expertise necessary to solve the challenging science, engineering, and regulatory questions behind why products fail and the implications for stakeholders.
The US Music Industries: Jobs & Benefits — 2024 Report
Robert Stoner and Jéssica Dutra have recently published The U.S. Music Industries: Jobs & Benefits—2024 Report for the Recording Industry Association of America where we measure the music industries’ economic impact nationwide, which overall contribute $212 billion to the GDP and account for 2.5 million jobs.
Key Insights and Takeaways from the GRC Summit 2024
The recent GRC Summit, proudly hosted by Secretariat in collaboration with The Wealth Today, brought together more than 300 industry leaders, government officials, and financial experts. We are excited to spotlight takeaways from some of our esteemed participants who attended the GRC Summit.
Arbitration Across Generations: Exploring Mentorship, Technology, and Inclusion
Hosted by Joel Glover of Secretariat Brisbane, the “Arbitration Across Generations” panel brought together experts from various backgrounds to explore how generational diversity is shaping arbitration practices. Panellists included John Lancaster from Secretariat Singapore, Lucy Martinez of Martinez Arbitration, Mark Dempsey SC, and Emily O’Brien from Level 27 Chambers. Together, they delved into mentorship, technology, generational dynamics, and the value of inclusion in the field of arbitration.
Reassessing the APT Rules: The Premier League’s Financial Regulation Dilemma
This article explores the evolution of the PL’s financial regulations including the introduction and revision of the APT Rules, key issues raised by MCFC in the APT Rules Arbitration, and the potential impact of the ruling on PL’s regulatory framework.
American Society of Civil Engineers — Structural Conference (Iowa Chapter
Managing Director Amy Peevey will give a talk entitled “Lessons Learned from Building Enclosure Delegated Design Disasters” at the American Society of Civil Engineers — Structural Conference (Iowa Chapter) on November 19.
UK Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) Article Series
In this series of articles for Governance & Compliance magazine, Secretariat Managing Director Hitesh Patel and Director Ben Boorer explore the extensive reach and practical implications of the ECCTA, providing insights into how businesses can effectively navigate the challenges imposed by the ECCTA.
Ex Parte Proceedings — You’ll Never Walk Alone (They Said)
In an article for CICES 2024/2025 Construction Law Review, Associate Director Daniel Shaw shares lessons learned from his recent ex parte experience in ICC arbitration and discusses the roles of both the expert and the tribunal in ex parte proceedings.
Dubai Arbitration Week (DAW) 2024 is set to be the largest ever, with over 140 events planned from 11–15 November. Secretariat is excited to participate in several key panels and events, contributing to the engaging discussions and developments in arbitration practices.
Alexander Demuth will serve as host of the IP & Patent Summit 2024 organized by DKN Networks. Taking place at the Waldorf Astoria Berlin, the event will focus on legal aspects and developments in intellectual property and patent law. Alexander will also be part of a panel during the conference.
Jon Fowler to speak at Legal Innovators UK
Secretariat is proud to serve as a sponsor of Legal Innovators UK. On 6 November, Jon Fowler will be speaking on the panel “Revolutionising Resolution: LLMs Transforming Dispute Processes” which will explore the current influence of Large Language Models (LLMs) on litigation, and envision the untapped potential of LLMs in disputes, contemplating future applications that could further alter the landscape of litigation and arbitration.