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‘Every reason for optimism’ – new Law Over Borders guide charts arbitration’s growing popularity across the world
Practical online comparative Global Legal Post guide is co-edited by Three Crowns partners Carmen Martinez Lopez and Liz Snodgrass
Is the global legal industry fit for purpose?
Real strategic innovation is needed if law firms want to fend off competition from the Big Four and other new entrants, writes Global Financial Regulatory Institute CEO Linda Lowson
Businesses must better understand their ESG obligations to employees
Employers are not fully adhering to ESG-related employment legislation and guidance, write William Fry lawyers Catherine O'Flynn and Eimear O'Leary
How legal technology can enhance the delivery of a public inquiry
From livestreaming to bringing key stakeholders together, Taryn Auchecorne and Roopal Patel of Opus 2 consider how judicious use of tech can make a public inquiry more efficient and transparent
I Robot: the rise of AI, machine learning and ChatGPT in legal
3Kites' Paul Longhurst and Kemp IT Law's Richard Kemp discuss the potential for AI in the legal profession and how the technology is likely to impact law firms
Long-awaited Norwegian trademark amendments create greater harmony with EU law
Distinctiveness, bad faith and protection for black and white imagery are just some of the trademark act changes in Norway, write DLA Piper lawyers Lill Grimstad and Oscar Lorenz Melaa
Top tips for cosmetics companies to protect their crown jewels
Industry expert Rebecca Howlett at Freeths provides a practical checklist to protect a company’s most valuable intellectual property
Who won Women And Diversity in Law Awards - and why - Diversity, Equity and Inclusion categories
Details of the winning entries in the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion section of the awards
The growing market for immersive luxury goods in the metaverse
Luxury goods are ideal test lenses for the new world of digital experiences, write Bird & Bird’s Niels Lutzhöft & Simon Hembt
Don't expect AI to perform miracles - the reality is more mundane, but can still be transformative
The use of AI tools will undoubtedly increase, but change won't happen overnight, writes 3Kites' Paul Longhurst
A slow passage to India? Without legislation years of haggling over legal market liberalisation lie ahead
India’s latest plans to open to foreign law firms may stand more chance of success than previous attempts, but the regulation is unclear, writes Hook Tangaza’s Alison Hook
How to ensure your firm’s tech roll outs are a lasting success
Firms must implement a rigorous change management campaign to encourage lawyers to adopt new technology, writes 3Kites’ Melanie Farquharson
Counterfeiting, cultural appropriation and other legal issues affecting India's fashion industry
Anand and Anand senior partner Safir Anand discusses the latest fashion industry legal trends in India and beyond
The full English? UAE adds English in disputes reforms
New language rules are designed to make the UAE a more desirable place to resolve disputes, write King & Spalding's Ben Williams and Kateryna Frolova
Sweeping new US cosmetics act raises the make-up bar
Hogan Lovells lawyers David Horowitz, Heidi Gertner and Sally Gu break down the key aspects of the new legislation
Creating safe spaces for neurodivergence in the workplace
Companies need to think differently about how they can support employees with autism and ADHD, writes Express Solicitors partner Damian Bradley
'The private client landscape is changing faster than ever' – The Global Legal Post launches private client law guide
Edited by Katten’s Joshua Rubenstein, Law Over Borders' comparative guide will explore post-Covid climate for high-net-worth individuals
Advertising and marketing in China: issues for luxury brands to watch in 2023
From celebrity endorsements to cultural references, the landscape for luxury brands in China is changing, explain DLA Piper Hong Kong lawyers Edward Chatterton and Jane Li
EU Court of Justice's Louboutin decision guides luxury brands on online infringement
Freeths partner Martin Noble looks at where the court has drawn the line between trademark owners and online marketplaces
Forging closer supplier relationships doesn't mean compromising your impartiality
Independent advisors could and should foster relationships with their suppliers in order to benefit clients, writes 3Kites’ Paul Longhurst
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