Public Law

Articles

Anti-strike bill: what would it mean for transport unions, employers and employees?

Samantha Greer takes a closer look at the anti-strike bill and what it might mean for the parties involved

India: cross-border administration of estate

Bijal Ajinkya and Ipshita Bhuwania examine issues arising from administration of estates in Indian law

Changing the law on bereavement damages

Bilal Hussain reflects on alternatives to laws in England and Wales, in comparison to Scotland and other European jurisdictions

UAE: reforms in personal status and criminal law

Ashish Mehta examines reforms in the UAE which enable expatriates to follow laws of their home country

Nuisance law and a diverging of judgments

Gordon Wignall explores a nuisance case in the Supreme Court about the Tate Modern and Richard Roger's glass dwellers' lack of privacy

Courts and regulations around reporting

Victoria Cannon explores rules and principles around a new pilot allowing journalists and bloggers to report in family courts

Secret trusts: must you keep a secret?

James Brown and Mark Pawlowski consider whether a secret trustee is under an obligation not to disclose the terms of a secret trust

Are some events unprotestable?

Joseph Hume considers the legality of protester arrests following HM the Queen's passing