Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the “AI Act”), approved by the Council of the European Union on 21 May 2024[1] and entered into force on 1 August 2024,[2] is a regulation on artificial intelligence (“AI”) that establishes extensive legal requirements in relation to AI systems classified as “high-risk”.[3] In support of the AI Act, the European Commission […]
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Aceris Law Secures Decisive Victory in Multi-Million-Dollar AAA Arbitration
Aceris Law is pleased to announce that it has secured a decisive victory in a commercial arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”), in which a three-member arbitral tribunal (the “Tribunal”) dismissed a multi-million-dollar claim brought against its client (the “Respondent”) by one of the world’s largest technology companies (the “Claimant”). The dispute arose […]
Aceris Law Secures Decisive Victory in ICC Arbitration Concerning U.S. Patent Rights and Licensing Terms
A final award dismissed every claim brought against Aceris Law’s client, rejected substantial claims for patent damages and royalties, upheld two of the client’s counterclaims and ordered the claimant to reimburse more than 90% of the client’s legal, expert and arbitration costs in a multimillion-dollar ICC arbitration. Aceris Law is pleased to announce a decisive […]
Aceris Secures Successful Resolution of Cross-Border Technology Dispute Under New Zealand Law
Aceris Law is pleased to announce that it has secured another favourable outcome for an international technology company in a cross-border dispute arising from a multi-year software licensing and services agreement. The dispute had remained unresolved for more than a year before Aceris Law was instructed. The agreement was governed by New Zealand law and […]
Nina Jankovic Named Lexology Construction Future Leader
Aceris Law is pleased to announce that Nina Jankovic, Counsel at Aceris Law, has been ranked as a Future Leader in Lexology Index: Construction, recognising her work in international construction arbitration and complex cross-border construction disputes. This recognition is meaningful because Lexology Index research draws on detailed market feedback from clients, corporate counsel and leading […]
Aceris Law Secures ICC Emergency Arbitrator Order Against an African State
Aceris Law is pleased to report a recent success in ICC emergency arbitration proceedings, in which our team secured a comprehensive emergency arbitrator order against an African State. The case involved a significant dispute arising out of a long-term investment and operational agreement in a critical public sector. Faced with escalating measures threatening our client’s […]
Aceris Law Recognised in the GAR 100 (19th Edition) as a Leading International Arbitration Law Firm
Aceris Law is pleased to announce its inclusion in the GAR 100 (19th Edition), further confirming its position as a leading international arbitration law firm handling high-stakes cross-border disputes. The ranking reflects the continued trust placed in the firm by clients involved in complex, multi-jurisdictional matters. A Global Practice Focused on Complex Disputes Founded in […]
Aceris Law Successfully Resolves Cross-Border Financial Industry Dispute
Aceris Law is pleased to have represented a client in the successful resolution of a complex cross-border dispute in the financial industry arising out of a cooperation agreement relating to investment products. The contract concerned cooperation in connection with existing and new investment products based on a systematic, algorithmic trading strategy, as well as related […]
Aceris Law Secures Favourable Resolution in Indemnity Dispute
Aceris Law is pleased to announce another successful outcome, having represented a US-based distributor in a cross-border commercial dispute against an overseas supplier arising under an international vendor agreement providing for arbitration administered by the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (“HKIAC”). The dispute concerned contractual indemnification issues relating to legal costs incurred in underlying products-liability-related […]
