Commentary

COMMENTARY

Uncertain future for EU data transfers after the Schrems II Judgment

The recent judgment in the Schrems II litigation by the EU's highest court has had a far-reaching impact for businesses, says BCLP's Kate Brimsted
ANALYSIS

Banking litigation offers appellate insight on sanctions compliance

Suzanne Rab, of Serle Court, discusses a recent Court of Appeal decision concerning US sanctions and English law contracts
COMMENTARY

Proposed LIBOR legislative fix raises new risks for banks

HSF's Rupert Lewis and Ceri Morgan discuss the legacy of LIBOR contracts for financial markets, as banks prepare to transition away from their use
COMMENTARY

Managing partners need a break to avoid 'leader fatigue' from pandemic pressures

Simon Marshall, of TBD Marketing, suggests law firm leaders should take time out to survey their strategic horizons this summer
COMMENTARY

UK moves to stop foreign bidders picking off public health companies

Covid-19 has prompted the government to expand its FDI intervention powers, report William Charnley and Layla D'Monte
COMMENTARY

Kenya's Competition Tribunal shows its independence in Telkom-Airtel merger ruling

Joyce Karanja argues the tribunal's first judgment shows it will not hesitate to vary or overturn decisions of the Competition Authority
COMMENTARY

Litigation funders have nothing to fear from reform in Australia

Government plans to tighten regulation of funders is inevitable and should be welcomed, argues Sophy Woodward
VIRTUAL COURTS

'It's 2020' - how Ontario's judges are starting to embrace remote court hearings

Pressure is building for Ontario's courts to modernise as lawyers are urged to improve their technology skills
COMMENTARY

From Arnold Schwarzenegger to Han Kuo-yu: electoral recalls are gaining ground

Electoral law specialist Joshua Spivak argues a Taiwan presidential candidate's fight to save his mayoralty reflects a global trend
COMMENTARY

Can law firms do more to protect themselves from cyber attack - or are they just sitting ducks?

Responsibility for managing cyber risk cannot be outsourced; law firm leaders must have 'skin in the game', argues Reliance acsn CEO Martin Sutherland

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