By Charlotte Edmond | July 12, 2012
Born in controversy, 9/11 kept the Human Rights Act at the forefront of a heated political debate. Charlotte Edmond traces the celebrated and reviled law's recent history
By Legal Week | July 12, 2012
Blackstone's Tom Hickman on the rise of human rights challenges in commercial disputes
By Legal Week | July 12, 2012
Lawrence Schoeb and Russell Williamson are putting common sense on hold to drive to Mongolia in an old banger
By Charlotte Edmond | July 12, 2012
Born in controversy, 9/11 kept the Human Rights Act at the forefront of a heated political debate. Charlotte Edmond traces the celebrated and reviled law's recent history
By Legal Week | July 5, 2012
Singapore has defied the critics to build a commanding position in Asia's legal market. Alice Gartland asks if a new round of liberalisation will keep the city state on an upward track
By Jonathan Levene | June 28, 2012
Since our first briefings round-up three months ago, many of the key issues affecting in-house legal teams, such as the eurozone crisis, data protection laws and commercial litigation, have developed or taken on radically new directions. Elsewhere, a number of high-profile cases and judgments have tested basic legal concepts, notably in employment and contract law.
By Ravi Meah | June 21, 2012
BVI companies have become increasingly popular as investment vehicles for PRC companies. Harneys' Ian Mann outlines the resulting growth in Chinese litigation offshore
By Ravi Meah | June 21, 2012
Talk of regulation and the supposed threat of emerging markets should not deter offshore law firms from setting up camp in the British capital, say Walkers' Deborah Poole and Alexandra Corner
By Ravi Meah | June 21, 2012
"It is no secret that the law is not a profession with a particularly stellar diversity tradition, but we (along with many other international firms) continue to work hard to change the pattern. It is a mission that is being undertaken in a variety of ways – there is no silver bullet. It is about raising awareness, getting out there and making sure it is not an issue anyone can ignore..."
By Ravi Meah | June 21, 2012
The aviation industry was hit hard during the economic crisis. But the Isle of Man has carved out a successful niche as a registry for corporate and private aircraft, says Appleby Aviation's Brian Johnson
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