International
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
A stress test for the Serious Fraud Office?
Aziz Rahman considers what challenges the Serious Fraud Office may face in 2022 and beyond
Is the UK still open for business?
Chetal Patel and Matthew James explore the implications of the closure of the UK investor route
The blockchain revolution
Alastair Murray explains how blockchain can provide security and efficiency benefits for businesses.
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.
How do global work laws fare already?
Diamond Interiors assesses how laws affecting work-life balance compare across the world
Getting to grips with foreign investment restrictions
Lauren Smith explains the increasing global divergences and changing regimes in foreign investment restrictions
