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Claimants, beware! ATE Policies may not save you if there is reason to believe you are not able to meet an adverse costs order

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By Mark Whelan, Jonathan Barnett, Lucy Caton
| Lexology Verified
The recent High Court decision in Asertis Ltd v Bloch [2024] EWHC 2393 (Ch) gives clear guidance on: i) the circumstances in which the Court will find that there is reason to believe that a claimant will not be able to meet an adverse costs order; and ii) the adequacy (or lack thereof) of after-the-event (ATE) insurance to fund adverse costs awards, including policies with an anti-avoidance provision.
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Comments of Scholars of Law & Economics and ICLE in the Matter of Non-Compete Clause Rulemaking

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By Alden Abbott, Brian Albrecht Verified, Dirk Auer, Jonathan Barnett
Regulatory Comments Introduction and Executive Summary We appreciate the opportunity to comment on the Commission’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking regarding non-compete clauses, Matter No. P201200 (“NPRM”).[1] The authors and contributors to these comments are scholars of law and economics with an interest in ensuring the effective functioning of the antitrust laws and of the Federal Trade Commission. The full list of signatories can be found in Appendix A, infra.
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Aaron Rodgers Wisconsin Fandom is Beyond the Call

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By Jonathan Barnett
| Sports Media 101 Verified
Aaron Rodgers Wisconsin fandom is an unusual blessing. Fans of the Packers have seen Rodgers donning his Milwaukee Brewers cap at interviews. Wisconsin fans have been watching Rodgers forming relationships with the young men on the University of Wisconsin Men’s Basketball team. He is now a part owner of the Milwaukee Bucks. Wisconsin fans might not really understand how fortunate they are to have a sports hero so willing to buy into other local teams.
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