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New members, electrical upgrades, light dam topics of the Feb. 5 council meeting - Vimarsana News

New members, electrical upgrades, light dam topics of the Feb. 5 council meeting

The Imperial City Council met on Feb.

New Year, New Mass Arbitration Rules From the AAA | Jones Day - Vimarsana News

New Year, New Mass Arbitration Rules From the AAA | Jones Day

On January 15, 2024, the American Arbitration Association ("AAA") published updates to its Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules and Fee Schedule, aimed at streamlining the mass...

USCIS Unveils Final Rule: H-1B Registration Overhaul | Saul Ewing LLP - Vimarsana News

USCIS Unveils Final Rule: H-1B Registration Overhaul | Saul Ewing LLP

In a recent announcement, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) revealed pivotal final rule aimed at fortifying the integrity of the H-1B registration process and minimizing...

United States: Recent changes to immigration law - Vimarsana News

United States: Recent changes to immigration law

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has recently announced a series of changes to the Immigration Rules and fees which may…

Panel headed by former law secretary Vishwanathan submits report on arbitration reforms - Vimarsana News

Panel headed by former law secretary Vishwanathan submits report on arbitration reforms

An expert committee, headed by former law secretary T K Vishwanathan, has submitted a report on arbitration sector reforms to the law ministry. The committee recommends amending the Arbitration law to give courts the power to set aside or vary arbitration awards. However, industry representatives are critical of the proposed changes, particularly the deletion of the fee schedule and the lack of limits on the number of arbitrations an arbitrator can handle, which could lead to delays in award decisions.