Disputes
Judge Holds Off Approving Toyota Settlement
By Amanda Bronstad, June 18, 2013 :: Japan :: Disputes
Concerns about the allocation of possible excess cash appear to have held up for now the proposed $1.6 billion settlement between Toyota and consumers asserting economic damages tied to sudden acceleration defects.
Rambus Settles Patent Dispute with Korea's SK Hynix
By Jan Wolfe, June 13, 2013 :: Korea :: Disputes
The $240 million settlement likely leaves both sides a bit dissatisfied, but at least they can turn the page on a grinding court fight that's generated fees for several major firms.
Legal Recruiter Sues Davis Polk for $1.4 Million
By Jessica Seah, June 11, 2013 :: Disputes
Alan Metz alleges Davis Polk owns him a commission for placing former Clifford Chance litigator Martin Rogers in the firm's Hong Kong office.
Quinn Emanuel Wins Import Ban for Samsung in Apple Case
By Jan Wolfe, June 6, 2013 :: Disputes
Samsung notched a victory against rival Apple Inc. at the U.S. International Trade Commission, when the agency ruled that certain older iPad and iPhone models should be blocked from entering the country.
Seoul: Asia's Next Arbitration Hub?
By Anthony Lin, June 3, 2013 :: Korea :: Disputes
The Korean capital has big ambitions but still faces major obstacles in challenging Hong Kong and Singapore as an arbitration destination.
Hong Kong Court Rejects U.K. Barrister in Divorce Case
By Anthony Lin, May 29, 2013 :: China/Hong Kong :: Disputes
Lucy Stone QC had sought admission to represent the wife in the divorce of a wealthy couple.
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