International
Rights and attachment, trauma & neurodevelopment wrongs
Dr Josh Carritt-Baker contemplates human rights violations and professional negligence
Consultant lawyers: Divided we fall?
Oliver Brice considers whether the rise in consultant law firms is destroying the foundations of partnership
Why firm mergers go wrong: golden rules for success
Jeff Zindani reflects on the rules for harmonious mergers
Data and the Department of Defense: data rights of British contractors
Richard Johnson, Zachary Prince and Daniel Ramish assess the risks for British contractors providing ‘unlimited’ data rights to the US’ D
The legal saga of equal gender representation in Argentina
Lorena Aimó and Sebastián Ferreyra Romea assess reforms to gender equality for Argentinian companies and legal challenges towards the new law
Lawyers: loners or aspiring solopreneurs?
Looking at Australia, Travis Schultz explores the changing practices and ambitions of lawyers.
Legal services and the road to the UK-Australia trade deal
Anne Bodley and Catherine Brims argue that finalising a UK-Australia trade deal could benefit both countries’ legal sectors.
Commercial developments in Kenya
Richard Harney assesses how changes in Kenya’s commercial laws have enabled business to flourish in the East African country.
Hot stuff?: Fireworks, forensics, & familiarising lawyers with science
Chaynee Hodgetts considers the subject of forensic education for lawyers
