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Confusion has emerged over different English versions of Panmunjom Declaration submitted to UN. | 7yrs

The UK firm has acquired Liverpool firm EAD in bid to attain market-leading position, expects more deals to come. | 7yrs

The sanctity of state borders, a cornerstone of public international law, is coming under increasing scrutiny as foes strive for a land deal. | 7yrs

Ashurst strengthens alternative legal services capability in APAC with global delivery centre launch in Brisbane. | 7yrs

The Charlotte Law School has reached agreement with former students in a $2.7m settlement proposal. | 7yrs

General counsel causes a ripple at an awkward time as she heads out the door, while another returns to her roots. | 7yrs

Wealth fund undertaking greater scrutiny of sustainability and ocean pollution impacts of corporates in which they invest | 7yrs

A diversity and inclusion index tracking over 7,000 companies worldwide shows European companies top the list as the most diverse companies. | 7yrs

Oxford University study highlights the need to control risks as legal departments find there is rising profile internally. | 7yrs

The Law Society of England and Wales has backed a new free education resource aimed at future lawyers. | 7yrs

Matisse's heirs claim painting was stolen in the wake of second world war, but appeal court upholds 2017 ruling. | 7yrs

Employment and labour specialists expands network with a foothold in Brussels with Reliance tie-up. | 7yrs

US national security adviser John Bolton slams ICC over Afghanistan report, IBA gives angry response. | 7yrs

ABA calls on firms to pledge to tackle lawyer mental-health and substance-use issues. | 7yrs

Human rights group launches a legal challenge against UK government for authorising criminal acts abroad as calls for an enquiry mount. | 7yrs

As the legal industry changes the way they do business, Blank Rome has joined the roll of law firms hiring a cio, and 30 new hires predicted. | 7yrs

According to a justice ministry report, unlawful documents issued in Vietnam are on the increase and offers some solutions to curb the rise. | 7yrs

Smart contracts for everyday legal transactions will use blockchain technology as legal and blockchain providers join forces. | 7yrs

After years of protest and many days in court, the supreme court reads down India's section 377 which criminalised 'carnal intercourse.' | 7yrs