Civil Procedure: Access to Commercial Justice /
The financial burden of litigation continues to be the single most important consideration for parties in determining whether to fight their case in court. The financial burden of embarking on civil litigation can influence litigation strategy and determine who has, and who is denied, access to just...
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Ius Comparatum ;
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| 505 | 0 | |t 1 The Financial Obstacles to Civil Litigation: Access to the Judge in the Age of Technology, Human Rights And State Spending Cuts -- Petra Butler, Allanah Colley -- 2 Cost and Fee Allocation in Austrian Civil Procedure -- Joachim Pierer -- 3 An Overview of Access to Justice in Brazil -- Gustavo Moser, Mariana Tonolli Chiavone Delchiaro, Susana Henriques da Costa -- 4 The Financial Obstacles of Access to the Judge: Canada -- Marie-Claude Desjardins, Sèdjro Axel-Luc Hountohotegbè -- 5 Access to Justice in Civil Cases in China -- Ming Liao -- 6 Litigation Costs as an Obstacle to Access to Courts in Croatia -- Vesna Tomljenović, Paula Poretti -- 7 The Financial Obstacles to Civil Litigation in Germany -- Ann-Kristin Mayrhofer, Beate Gsell -- 8 Just a Matter of Time? The Financial Obstacles to Access to Civil Litigation in Italy -- Alessandra De Luca -- 9 Access to Japanese Civil Justice: From a Financial Viewpoint -- Hirotoshi Uchiumi -- 10 Litigation Costs in Dutch Civil Procedure and the Right of Access to Justice: A Fair Balance? -- Fokke Fernhout -- 11 The Financial Obstacles of Access to The Judge: New Zealand -- Bridgette Toy-Cronin -- 12 The Financial Obstacles of Access to the Judge: Romania -- Flavius A. Baias, Silviu M. Munteanu -- 13 Access to Justice: The Financial Obstacles to Civil Litigation in Singapore -- Wee Ling Loo -- 14 The Financial Obstacles of Access to the Judge: The Case of Slovenia -- Katja Plauštajner Metelko -- 15 The Divide in South African Justice: Rights on Paper, Barriers in Reality -- Theo Broodryk -- 16 Access to Justice and Financial Obstacles in Turkey -- Ersin Erdogan -- 17 Costs in Ukrainian Civil Procedure: The Price of Justice -- Iryna Izarova -- 18 Access to Civil Justice in the United States -- Margaret Y. K. Woo, Jacqueline Vieira -- Index. | |
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