Rule

Judge Orders San Jose to Rescind Billboard Agreement, Citing Rule Violation

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San Jose, California – A judge has ruled in favor of Outfront Media, a billboard conglomerate, in its lawsuit against the city of San Jose. The lawsuit alleged that the city violated its own rules by not following the proper bidding process for the construction of two digital billboards near the San Jose Mineta International Airport. Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Thomas E. Kuhnle ordered San Jose to rescind its agreement with Clear Channel and comply within 150 days. The city is also required to pay Outfront Media’s legal fees. According to court documents, … Read more

China’s Recent Amendments to Civil Procedure Law Signal Commitment to International Rule of Law Standards

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London, United Kingdom – Recent amendments to China’s law on civil procedure signal a positive step towards the country’s commitment to the rule of law, particularly in matters related to foreign affairs. As of January 1, changes to the Civil Procedure Law of the People’s Republic of China have come into effect, reflecting China’s proactive approach to improving its legal system and establishing a more credible international judiciary. These amendments highlight China’s dedication to aligning with global private international law standards, marking a significant milestone in the development of a comprehensive foreign-related rule of law … Read more