The impacts of COVID-19 on Moots in 2020
With social distance, the moots need to rethink their disputes, know what were the solutions found by the competitions.
With social distance, the moots need to rethink their disputes, know what were the solutions found by the competitions.
In order to confront the impacts of the pandemic on its activities, the cases under its administration and the marketplace as a whole, the alternative dispute resolution industry in Brazil has joined forces so as to foster the economic and social support of the industry players to the society beyond the access to justice and judicial relief. The industry has been making financial donations, promoting webinars and online courses, updating management fees and issuing joint statements, which were chosen as objects of analysis.
Comments made by Felipe V. Sperandio, associate professor at the Queen Mary University of London, about the homologation of the foreign sentence at the English court under the New York convention
The president of the CAM-CCBC gave an interview detailing the strategies adopted by the chamber to give structure and continuity to ongoing trials and receipt of new cases before this global pandemic.
The Covid-19 generated many uncertainties, and in the constructs in progress was no different, Adriana Sarra discussed what would be the legal classification and its legal consequences of worksite stoppages due to the pandemic in infrastructure contracts.
We analyzed the main measures adopted by arbitral institutions to mitigate the impact of the pandemic on their activities – and on the cases under their administration.
Dear NewGeners, The current scenario of social reorganization caused by the dissemination of COVID-19 in Brazil and across the world demands measures ensuring the continuity of services related to alternative dispute resolution methods in a fair and efficient manner, despite…