Commentary - Page 19
Indecent advertising in fashion: Boohoo, Balenciaga and Pretty Little Thing
Freeths partner Simon Barker comments on recent risqué adverts and explains the ASA’s boundaries for proper clearance
The diversity problem in arbitration
Legislative change is just one step in the journey to achieve a racially diverse arbitration profession, write John Evans and Nadia Osborne
The metaverse: four points for lawyers and their clients to consider
The team from Multilaw explores some of the key legal topics organisations must consider as they scramble to gain a foothold in this new digital frontier
Improving disability inclusion in the law is a strategic imperative: here’s how to be at the forefront
King & Spalding’s Rosie Watterson and Simon Maynard set out six steps individuals and organisations can take to help lawyers with disabilities thrive
The implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area evens out Africa’s trade landscape
The AfCFTA can be a catalyst in the promotion of trade in Africa, argues Abraham Abia, managing director of Clarence Abogados & Asociados
GC’s workload crisis – a golden moment for new ways of working?
Bold decisions are required for the effective modernisation of corporate law departments; and now could well be the time to make them, argues Anthony Widdop
'Be calm, pleasant and measured at all times' - top tips for advocacy in arbitration
Zoe O’Sullivan KC draws on her experience to offer advice to those building careers as advocates in this specialist field
Ultimate guide to topical authority for attorneys
A good topical authority can drive more traffic to a legal website and position it as an authoritative resource in the industry. Read this blog to learn more
FTX and the need to be careful regarding crypto regulation
Syed Rahman advises against a knee-jerk regulatory response to the collapse of the world's second-largest crypto exchange
Food and beverage news and trends
DLA Piper summarize the most current ESG trends and developments in the food and beverage sector
Intellectual property in a metaverse of madness
Anand and Anand lawyers Dhurv Anand and Ashutosh Upadhyaya examine the changing landscape of IP today
Business systems post-implementation – how to keep your shiny new system shiny and new
Brand new tech can quicky become a white elephant if nobody is tasked with looking after it, writes 3Kites' Melanie Farquharson
Mass environmental tort claim may be heard in the UK
The Court of Appeal's Samarco decision continues the trend of UK courts opening their doors to cross-border ESG litigation, writes Suzanne Spears
Guide for investors in the mining sector in Equatorial Guinea
The government has strived to improve the mining regime given its important economic role, explains Abraham Abia, managing director of Clarence Abogados & Asociados
Playing on-side at this year’s football world cup - FIFA’s advertising rights and rules
Freeths IP lawyers Iona Silverman and James Leavy discuss the stakes for revenue and recognition