International Insight
South Africa: the growth in foreign remote working
Helen Wilsenach argues employers must approach foreign remote working with caution
Iran: the specter of a little-known genocide
Hamid Enayat explores the repercussions and impunity over a mass killing in Iran’s prisons
The legal saga of Musk’s Twitter takeover
Jonathan Fenton-Harvey explores the evolving legal obstacles threatening Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter
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 follo
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.
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
