Sovereign Immunity in Patent Law
This paper offers a solution that addresses the problem of sovereign immunity in patent law in a manner that is beneficial to patent law and the individuals participating in the patent system.
Law
Law refers to a system or particular set of rules which residents of a country or region should abide by. Laws are enforceable by courts, with punishments set out for each law.
Duty to Manage Conflicts of Interests: Analysis of the Law
Duty to Manage CONFLICTS — is the law clear to Comply?
Introduction
In January 2018, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) issued Report 562 Financial advice: Vertically integ
Ethics and Legal Systems of Animal Welfare Laws
Table of Contents
Introduction
A Critical Review of Varying Forms of Ethics (Pass 1.1)
The History of Morality (Pass 1.4)
Law and Legal Systems in the United Kingdom (Pass 2.1)
How Is New Legislation
Removing Barriers for Battered Immigrant Women under the Violence Against Women Act of 2005
This paper will discuss the experience of immigrants in the United States, the prevalent risks that may increase domestic violence for immigrant women, will provide a historical overview of policies that have led to the passage of VAWA 2005, and enumerate the systemic barriers to effective implementation.
Resurgence of the Alien Tort Statute Litigation
Corporate Responsibility For Harm Caused Inconsistent With The “Laws Of Nations”: The Use Of “Vigilance Laws” As An Attempt At An Effective ATS Litigation
Introduction.
With the rise of glo
A Case for a Multifactor Balancing Test as a Solution to Abuse of Nationwide Injunctions
The very ability of courts to issue nationwide injunctions is due to the nature of equitable remedies themselves.
Respecting Next of Kin or Patient Wishes: Healthcare Ethics Case Study
This paper presents a problematic case that poses a medical-ethical dilemma for patients, families, and healthcare professionals.
The Case of L.B. v TDSB: Looking into Human Rights, Discrimination, and Education
In 2015, the case of L.B. v. Toronto District School Board (TDSB) went before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario. The case was interesting to me for many reasons. As a woman with multiple disabilit
Analysis of R. v. Jordan of the Supreme Court of Canada
Analysis of R. v. Jordan of the Supreme Court of Canada and its applicability to India.
Principles of Limited Liability and Corporate Personality: Issue of the Corporate Veil
This paper will consider the limited liability principles, corporate personality and the unwillingness of the courts to ignore the corporate veil principle known as “piercing the Corporate Veil”.
