Academia
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Marine Plastics
Mayer (lecturer), "Marine Plastics - The Future of Earth's Oceans", FZ Presentation, 12.12.2019... Mehr lesen
Podcasts
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Two Bites of the Arbitral Award Cherry | Case by Case (Ep. 59)
In this episode, Luke is joined by Eva-Maria Mayer, senior associate with ZFZ based in New York. Eva and Luke discuss Smarter Tools Inc. v. Chongqing SENCI Import & Export Trade Co. Ltd. et al., N... Mehr lesen
Previous insights
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Two Bites of the Arbitral Award Cherry | Case by Case (Ep. 59)
In this episode, Luke is joined by Eva-Maria Mayer, senior associate with ZFZ based in New York. Eva and Luke discuss Smarter Tools Inc. v. Chongqing SENCI Import & Export Trade Co. Ltd. et al., No. 21-724, (2d Cir. Jan. 17, 2023).
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Eva-Maria Mayer Speaks at Transport Panel at AIJA Conference
Mayer (speaker), „Insuring and funding a sustainable economy – the role of insurance and investment activities in ensuring a sustainable mobility„, AIJA Half-Year May Conference, Gothenburg/Sweden, 19.05.2022.
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English law vs US law – Set off or Recoupment? Using a time barred claim as a defence | Case by Case (Ep. 15)
Luke and Calum welcome special guest, Eva-Maria Mayer onto the podcast to discuss an interesting point of difference between US and UK law. This one involves a blast from the past, and we take a look at some important historical cases from the English House of Lords and the US Court of Appeals (Fifth Circuit).
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Pre-action discovery – s. 1782 and others Early Contract and Charterparty Review (Part 6 of Economic Crisis Series)
Pre-action discovery This is Part 6 of our series on the tools and strategies that international companies can use to protect their positions in the current economic situation. Eva-Maria Mayer explains a useful tool to gain access to the often much broader reel of discoverable evidence under the U.S. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure while litigating abroad. 28 U.S.C. 1782 provides parties in a foreign proceeding with a tool to gain access to the U.S. discovery rules. Such an application can be brought by a party to a foreign litigation against another party in such litigation or against a third-party in the district of the federal court where the application is being brought. The significant aspect of such an application is that it is not required that the discovery sought be admissible in the foreign tribunal – such determination is left to be made by such a foreign tribunal. This leads to parties gaining access to a much vaster array of discoverable materials than would often be the case in the jurisdiction where the foreign proceedings are taking place. Keeping in mind certain restrictions, and of course, meeting all required elements this can be a very useful tool in the age over globalization and ever growing international commercial agreements and disputes. For further information please contact Eva-Maria Mayer or anyone from the ZFZ team to discuss this, or any of the other topics in the video series.
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Marine Plastics
Mayer (lecturer), „Marine Plastics – The Future of Earth’s Oceans“, FZ Presentation, 12.12.2019
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Pollution
Mayer (panelist), “Legal and Commercial Aspects of Marine Plastics Pollution”, Maritime Law Association of the United States, October 2019
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Mexican Tax Reform
Zeiler, de la Brena & Mayer, „Mexican decree on taxes – wider context with the US“ FZ/ZP Update, 10.01. 2019
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Salvage Convention
Mayer, „Salvage Convention In, General Maritime Law Out: How Sunglory Maritime, LTD v. PHI, Inc. Takes a Wave Breaking Stance”, Tul. Mar. L.J., 2018
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