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Russian extradition requests: why Cyprus is departing from English and Strasbourg case law

A recent Cypriot Court of Appeal decision ordering extradition to Russia highlights a divergence from English and European human rights jurisprudence, raising significant questions for...

Maritime emissions reform: navigating the EU and UK compliance divide

Proposed EU emissions reforms could reshape offshore compliance, forcing shipping operators to reconsider contractual risks and carbon liabilities

Could Meta face a UK collective action?

The barriers to bringing US-style claims against social media giants expose gaps in the UK’s collective action regime

Strait of Hormuz disruption: contractual risk and dispute strategy

Strait of Hormuz disruption is exposing contractual fault lines, making early risk assessment and dispute planning essential

Anti-anti-suit injunctions in family proceedings: lessons from Potanina v Potanin

The latest ruling in the long-running Potanina litigation establishes a demanding framework for anti-anti-suit relief in international family proceedings

GEMA v Suno: German court extends AI copyright reach

A German court ruling against Suno tests the territorial limits of copyright liability for generative AI training

The Chișinău Political Declaration: what does it actually change?

Despite its limited legal force, the Chișinău Declaration could influence domestic courts and Strasbourg migration litigation

Without a regional GC: managing cross-border legal risk

The disappearance of regional general counsel roles is creating gaps in cross-border legal judgment, coordination and regulatory oversight