Jordi Martínez-Cid’s article regarding how to use these often overlooked subsections of the Federal Rules of Evidence is published in The Federal Lawyer.
Eleventh Circuit Ruling Offers Guidance to International Businesses and Lawyers
Jordi Martínez-Cid breaks down a recent appellate opinion issued by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals and explains practical takeaways for practitioners.
International Finance Transactions: Lessening Costs and Uncertainty of Collection
Jordi Martínez-Cid co-authors an article which explains how getting a locally enforceable promissory note when consummating a Latin American deal can reduce risk and increase potential recovery should litigation ensue.
In Any Language, Arbitration Clauses Need To Be Clear
Jordi Martínez-Cid authors an article refuting how a Florida Supreme Court opinion allows parties that do not understand English to escape arbitration provisions.
Duty to Preserve Evidence Unclear in Florida
Jordi Martínez-Cid co-authors an article contrasting how Florida state and federal courts analyze when the duty to preserve evidence arises. Click here for a copy of the article.
He Who Controls the Past Controls the Future: Crafting an Effective Arbitration Provision for a Latin American Deal
Jordi Martínez-Cid co-authors an article, with a dystopian theme, on what clients and practitioners should consider when preparing an arbitration provision.
