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INDUSLAW bolsters its Delhi-NCR Dispute Resolution practice with 3 new Partners and 4 Associates

15 March 2024 by IndusLaw

INDUSLAW bolsters its Delhi-NCR Dispute Resolution practice with 3 new Partners and 4 Associates

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Benchmark Canada Q&A with Jonathan Buysen and Angela Crimeni of Stikeman Elliott

22 February 2024 by Michael Rafalowich

Benchmark editor Michael Rafalowich speaks with two young partners in the national Canadian firm's Vancouver office

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Vifor judgment summary

08 February 2024 by Anand and Anand

This judgment covers a dispute between Vifor, the patentee of an invention covering Ferric Carboxymaltose, which is used for the treatment of iron-deficiency anaemia. The patent related to a “product-by-process” claim.

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Cara Cameron joins Woods

20 January 2023 by Michael Rafalowich

The Montréal-based star commercial litigator has joined revered litigation boutique Woods

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Christian & Small elevates two partners

20 January 2023 by Michael Rafalowich

The Birmingham firm welcomes Shauncey Ridgeway and Priscilla Williams to the partnership

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India: Supreme Court to High Court – Refrain from stalling tender processes by issuing Writs even if it’s arbitrary or malafide, Petitioner may seek damages.

21 April 2022 by Areez Gazdar & Nutash Kotwal, Veritas Legal

The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has recently, in the case of N. G. Projects Limited v. Vinod Kumar Jain & Ors., held that High Courts should refrain from interfering in the grant of tender by issuing writs, even if they find that it is arbitrary or that the tender has been granted in a mala fide manner.

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