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Bryan Staples at his former “earthquake hub" on the Ferry Rd and Fitzgerald Ave corner in Christchurch. Justice Anne Hinton found against Pfisterer and ordered her to pay the $93,000. Claims Resolution and Grant Shand Solicitors then sought costs. In a decision released on Friday, Justice Hinton awarded Claims Resolution $150,000 for solicitor-client costs and $5061 for disbursements, and awarded Grant Shand costs of $62,834 and $7515 for disbursements. STACY SQUIRES/Stuff Lawyer Grant S...

FMC Presented with Interim Recommendations to Address Supply Chain Issues Share this article The Federal Maritime Commission has been presented with a set of interim recommendations from its fact finding investigation into challenges facing the ocean transportation supply chain brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. In an open session held Tuesday, Commissioner Rebecca F. Dye provided the Commission with eight Interim Recommendations meant to address current conditions contributing to congestion ...

Regulator wants more ‘enforcement capacity’ against container lines FMC chairman seeks budget increase to help enforce demurrage and detention rules Maffei asked Congress to up funding for enforcement. (Photo: LinkedIn/Jim Allen/FreightWaves) The Federal Maritime Commission asked lawmakers to boost its budget to help enforce Shipping Act regulations governing detention and demurrage practices as the agency intensifies its oversight of container lines. Testifying on his agency’s FY...

Just days before a critical hearing before the Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation about the crisis facing American importers, the ...

Advertisement FINRA Shares Practices Firms Use to Protect Customers from Online Account Takeover Attempts and Opens Dispute Resolution Services Friday, May 14, 2021 FINRA Shares Practices Firms Use to Protect Customers from Online Account Takeover Attempts On April 11, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued Regulatory Notice 21-18 (Notice) in response to increasing reports from customers experiencing customer account takeover (ATO) incidents. These incidents invo...

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Dispute Resolution Services has announced it will reopen the majority of its 69 hearing locations across the United States and Puerto...

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What You Need to Know FINRA had postponed in-person arb and mediation hearings due to the pandemic, but virtual hearings have been permitted. Starting July 5, 62 of FINRAs 69 hearing locations will reopen for in-person proceedings. The other seven locations will reopen in August, according to FINRA. Starting July 5, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority will reopen 62 of its 69 Dispute Resolution Services hearing locations for in-person arbitration and mediation proceedings, FINRA disclos...

Regional Director role to bolster ICC reach in Africa News • Paris, 11/05/2021 ICC has announced the promotion of ICC International Court of Arbitration Counsel Diamana Diawara to Regional Director for Africa. The new role sees a greater focus on Sub Saharan Africa for ICC Dispute Resolution Services, with a view to building capacity in the region and enhancing awareness of, and access to, ICC’s dispute settlement know-how as well as its globally reputed services. Working out of ICC Global...