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Ninth Circuit Precedent Rejects Forum Non Conveniens In International Arbitration Enforcement Actions

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By John Devlin Verified, Robert Baron
| Mondaq
Ballard Spahr LLP are most popular: within Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration, Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring and Environment topic(s) Summary In the matter of Devas Multimedia Private Ltd. v. Antrix Corp.
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Ballard Spahr, 17 Intellectual Property Attorneys Recognized in Managing IP's 2026 IP Stars

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By Joseph Anderson III, Robert Baron, Caryn Borg-Breen
| Business Better (Podcast)
Ballard Spahr’s Intellectual Property Department and 17 of its IP attorneys have earned recognition in the 2026 edition of Managing IP’s IP Stars rankings, reflecting the depth, experience, and strength of the firm’s IP practice. At the firm level, Ballard Spahr has been ranked as “Highly Recommended” in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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Rehabbers: how do you actually track rehab expenses during a project?

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By Robert Baron, Adam Tafel
| BiggerPockets Verified
Good morning — I've done a handful of rehabs, and the part that still trips me up isn't estimating the budget up front, it's tracking the actual spend once you have the keys in your hands. Receipts pile up, I split some costs with a partner, and by the end I'm rebuilding everything in a spreadsheet just to see whether I actually hit the budget. Curious how everyone here handles it: What do you use to track expenses across a rehab — spreadsheets, QuickBooks, a dedicated app, a shoebox of receipts?
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