Full Description
With interesting developments last year such as the Hague Convention in the UK,
global shifts from common law to statutory regimes, an increase in digitisation and
continuing challenges in reciprocity, this practice area of law looks set for another
fascinating year ahead.
This publication - now in its 11th edition - sets out to cover practical questions within
the Enforcement of Foreign Judgments law topic across 24 jurisdictions, providing
indispensable information from leading legal minds for the benefit of you, the
readers. There is also a deep dive through the Expert Analysis contributions from
Covington & Burling LLP into Recognising the Significance of "Recognition" in
International Enforcement Disputes and from Osborne Clarke LLP in their overview
of International Enforcement Strategy.
Between the ever-changing geopolitical environment, the red tape involved before
an enforcement can proceed, the heavy reliance on asset disclosure orders and the
ever-increasing use of AI during asset screening searches, the next few years will
undoubtedly continue to see huge developments for this sector, making this publication's
importance greater now more than ever. As always, this publication has been
written by leading Enforcement of Foreign Judgments lawyers and industry specialists,
for whose invaluable contributions the editors and publishers are extremely
grateful. I would also like to extend special thanks to contributing editors Louise
Freeman and Eddy Eccles from Covington & Burling LLP for their leadership, support
and expertise in bringing this project to fruition.
Contents
Expert Analysis Chapters
1
Recognising the Significance of "Recognition" in International Enforcement Disputes
Eddy Eccles & Dumitha Gunawardene, Covington & Burling LLP
5
International Enforcement Strategy - An Overview
Andrew Bartlett, Osborne Clarke LLP
Q&A Chapters
11
Argentina
Francisco A. Amallo & José A. Martínez de Hoz, Martínez de Hoz & Rueda
17
Australia
Nastasja Suhadolnik, Joshua Paffey, Harrison Frith & Sabrina Berardinelli, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
25
Canada
Peter Kolla, Sarah Stothart & Ayesha Khanna, Goodmans LLP
31
Cyprus
Katerina Constantinou & Georgia Michael, MylonasLaw/AMG Mylonas & Associates, LLC
35
Czech Republic
Viktor Glatz, Robert Nemec & Michal Sylla, PRK Partners
41
Egypt
Mahmoud Youssry, Ziad Asem, Yasmin Yasser & Mariam Nabil, Youssry Saleh & Partners
46
England & Wales
Louise Freeman & Eddy Eccles, 46 Covington & Burling LLP
55
France
Jacques-Alexandre Genet & Michaël Schlesinger, Archipel
61
Germany
Prof. Dr. Nils Schmidt-Ahrendts, Dr. Johanna Büstgens & Dr. Nico Gielen, HANEFELD
68
Hong Kong
Paul Kwan, Mandy Pang & Ivan So, Deacons
75
India
Ravi Singhania, Vikas Goel, Shilpa Shah & Madhu Sweta, Singhania & Partners LLP
79
Japan
Akimitsu Kamori, Munehiko Watanabe, Nozomi Miyoshi & Mark Stockwell, Blakemore & Mitsuki
84
Korea
Joo Hyoung Jang, Hyukjun Jung, Alex Si Yoon Lee & Sehyun Kim, Barun Law LLC
90
Liechtenstein
Dr. Thomas Wiedl & Christina Müller, Ospelt & Partner Attorneys at Law Ltd.
97
Malaysia
Jack Yow Pit Pin, Kwong Chiew Ee & Melvin Ng Yet Ting, Rahmat Lim & Partner
104
Mexico
Alejandro Osuna, Osuna González y Asociados, S.C.
110
Netherlands
Jurjen de Korte, OSK Advocaten
115
Serbia
Ognjen Božović & Marko Palajić, Atanasković & Božović
121
Singapore
Wendy Lin, Monica Chong Wan Yee, Jill Ann Koh & Ho Yi Jie, WongPartnership LLP
128
Spain
Alfredo Guerrero & Miguel Carbonero, Addleshaw Goddard
136
Sweden
Finn Stenström & Amanda Moberg, Advokatfirman Glimstedt
141
Switzerland
Michelle Lindholm & Charlotte Rosenkranz, Lindholm & Rosenkranz Rechtsanwälte GmbH
150
USA
Chris Paparella, Justin Ben-Asher & Catherine Matous, Steptoe LLP
156
Zambia
Diana Nalishuwa, Lucy Nakawala Mwenda, Bupe-Kunda Kauseni & Emmanuel Mutale, Musa Dudhia & Company
