Commentary - Page 20
Guide to living and working as a lawyer in the Middle East
Everything you need to know about relocating to the Gulf region by Ciarán O’Connor of Nicholas Scott Global Legal Recruitment
The Kabab-Ji case: identifying the law governing an international arbitration agreement
Flore Poloni and Kimberley Bazelais of Signature Litigation explain how the case highlighted differences in legal philosophy on either side of the Channel
Guide to living and working as a lawyer in New York
Everything you need to know about relocating to the Big Apple by Nick Robbins of Nicholas Scott Global Legal Recruitment
When is a tick-box not a tick-box?
3Kites' new consultant, Ben Johnson, shares his experiences of navigating regulatory compliance and using technology to help… not hinder.
The Global Legal Post launches Artificial Intelligence comparative law guide
Law Over Borders guide will help businesses navigate international laws and guidelines at inflection point for technology
Rogue websites and online piracy: progressive judicial trends from India
K&S Partners lawyer Prakash Vaibhav discusses recent cases in India against rogue websites and cautions on rampant online piracy.
False advertising in trademarks a ‘grave’ issue in India
ASCI and Indian law firm K&S Partners whitepaper calls for greater scrutiny and restraint on descriptive trademarks
I experienced a homophobic hate crime on my way to work
Browne Jacobson's Grace Woolford explains how a shocking experience motivated her to take part in her firm’s Courageous Conversations diversity and inclusion programme
Consultation on changes to the 1996 Arbitration Act: what you need to know
David Reed and David Horvath-Franco of Arnold & Porter outline the Law Commission’s most eye-catching proposed reforms to the 1996 Arbitration Act
‘Engage with the training – someday it may save your job’: top tips for partners to avoid sexual misconduct risk
Clare Murray, Andrew Pavlovic and Beth Hale of employment law specialists CM Murray offer practical advice for partners to protect themselves against sexual misconduct allegations
‘Fine-tuning rather than root and branch reform’: top lawyers welcome plans to update UK's Arbitration Act
Law Commission’s verdict that legislation needs updating rather than a complete overhaul chimes with profession
US State interpretation and guidance on the enforceability of non-compete agreements
Barnes & Thornburg lawyers Terese Connolly and Christopher Rubey examine the factors that make non-compete agreements enforceable for luxury brand employers
A very mixed picture at best: the listed law firms' roller coaster ride
While some fortunes have been made, Tony Williams argues the Covid-19 pandemic has underlined the enduring strength of the traditional law firm partnership model
Commemorating Queen Elizabeth II: A primer on royal imagery
Freeths partner Iona Silverman reminds users about restrictions and proper copyright clearance for the late Queen and members of the royal family
Fixing a hole – the rise and rise of Cyber Essentials
The UK government's cyber security scheme is becoming the de-facto standard, explains 3Kites' Paul Longhurst