Ashurst launches 5th year of global art prize for emerging artists, includes an award chosen by Ashurst's own lawyers and employees. | 7yrs
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A galaxy of luxury star brand general counsel are heading for New York to talk law, tech, cyber and sustainability at the inaugural Luxury Law Summit in the city. | 7yrs
A lawyer has been struck off for continuing to practise after his firm shut down. | 7yrs
The co-founder and spokesperson of Satanic Temple has accused The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina of using a copyrighted statue design to "promote their asinine Satanic Panic fiction." | 7yrs
The potential for a major expansion of liability claims to both controllers and processors of data is enormous | 7yrs
Reform of the criminal law needed to protect victims from online abuse, which is now commonplace, says the UK Law Commission. | 7yrs
Big increase reflects sharp increases in patents relating to machine learning and P2P, with pricing and telematics key areas of focus. | 7yrs
This ruling on Facebook's appeal about the legality of its EU-US data transfers will have major implications. | 7yrs
Recent law reforms in Western Australia have harmonised health and safety standards throughout Australia. | 7yrs
Improved processes and more training required | 7yrs
Populus Survey highlights that justice is as important to people as health and education | 7yrs
Justice is badly treated | 7yrs
Luxembourg has reformed its divorce laws | 7yrs
Hate crime has a new opponent | 7yrs
Chinese intelligence conspired to steal sensitive commercial aviation and technological data and IP for years, alleges the US. | 7yrs
Sole principal seemed to get the wrong end of the stick about moving in-house, ending in her being struck off and fined. | 7yrs
The people vote in Ireland and top court rules in Pakistan as blasphmey laws undermined, while many jusrisdictions mantain punishment. | 7yrs
Two bar stalwarts were recognised at the Chambers Bar Awards last week with a Lifetime Achievement Award. | 7yrs
Asia arbitration week sees law prof offering three reasons why arbitration is succeeding and lawyer urging HK to 'utlilise its uniqueness.' | 7yrs
Supreme Court rules that religious and conscientious beliefs are to be considered 'valid' reasons for refusing the military service mandate. | 7yrs