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South Africa: options for employees injured by vaccinations

Talita Laubscher and Melissa Cogger explore how employees may be entitled to compensation from employers if they suffer injury, illness or death following a covid vaccination

The legal aftermath of the Trump-Twitter saga

Cameron Tousi assesses the legal battle against Twitter following Donald Trump's ban

How to deal with Texas businesses without getting sued

David Coale explores when a Texas-based court can exercise jurisdiction over an out-of-state defendant

Loss and liberty: Ridley v Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC

Chris Atkinson examines a case where a man's liberty turned on litigation

The legal CEO

Francesc Dominguez argues that a 'legal CEO' can drive a firm's success

Sudan coup: implications for international law and the legal profession

Yassin Osman assesses the legal threats of Sudan's counter-revolutionary coup in 2021 and how the legal profession can help

Is the UK still open for business?

Chetal Patel and Matthew James explore the implications of the closure of the UK investor route

Multinational bankruptcy: where complexity is a feature, not a bug

Anthony DeWitt assesses the legal implications of a multinational company falling into bankruptcy, with a particular focus on the US