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The Glass Cliff Effect
The glass cliff effect, where struggling companies hire female CEOs in crisis, represents the sexism that dictate the commercial world.
Stella Rehbein
Aug 17, 20233 min read


U.S. Antitrust Law Threatens Prospects Of PGA-LIV Golf Merger
An evaluation of the recently announced potential merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf and the likelihood of the merger being passed
Ciaran Zanna
Aug 7, 20234 min read


Can London become the Centre of AI?
Rishi Sunak has pitched London as the new Silicon Valley. What factors are at stake?
Joy Lee
Aug 4, 20237 min read


Good Things Come in Threes? Examining the Vodafone/Three Merger
Vodafone and Three have agreed to merge in a deal that will transform Britain's telecommunications sector.
Joy Lee
Jul 12, 20233 min read


A Love-Hate Relationship: Labour Laws and the Four-Day Work Week
The COVID-19 pandemic may be over, but months of lockdown continue to impact the way we work. While remote and hybrid working...
Angella Marzola-Browne
Jul 5, 20235 min read


Examining the Ryanair Petition Over French Air Traffic Control Strikes
Airports were disputing air traffic control strikes, resulting in the “Protect Passengers- Keep EU Skies Open” petition from Ryanair.
Katie Gretter
Jun 14, 20233 min read

The SEC's Case Against Celebrity Crypto Endorsements
How the SEC attempts to enforce regulations on the celebrity influencer market and fraudulent crypto currency schemes.
Sarah Manne
May 11, 20233 min read


India to Welcome International Law Firms in Landmark Decision
India has decided to amend restrictions in their constitution to welcome international law firms to the country
Siobhan Ali
Apr 10, 20233 min read


The Anticompetitive Nature of Google
2023 has started off strong for antitrust litigation with the second antitrust case against Google brought by the US DoJ.
Bea Wilding
Feb 28, 20234 min read


The Legal Issues Facing European Golfers
The Saudi-backed and newly formed LIV Golf tour has sent shockwaves through a sport that is typically resistant to change. What once...
Ewan Henderson
Dec 7, 20224 min read


Antitrust and a $2.2 Billion Fight Over the Future of Publishing
Last year was a good time to buy a company. Thanks to cheap financing and a buoyant stock market, global M&A volume exceeded $5 trillion...
Toby Clyde
Nov 2, 20226 min read


The Road to Germany's Energy Crisis
Germany’s energy policies in the 21st century have left it reliant on Russian oil and unable to meet its clean energy goals.
Michael Tozzi
Oct 9, 20225 min read

The Gig Economy: The Common Law and Worker’s Rights
An examination of recent case law on worker’s rights and the impact this may have on the gig economy and the companies operating within it.
Tom Chalmers
Apr 16, 20226 min read

Prison Privatisation: A Failure of the British Penal System
Private prisons have failed to successfully fulfill their initial objectives and instead have exacerbated problems in the penal system.
Marina Damji
Mar 20, 20223 min read


Corporations and Crime
This article examines the history and rationale of corporate criminal liability in United States law.
Blake Boehne
Mar 11, 20224 min read

Nike and Lululemon Embroiled in Fitness Tech Patent Battle
This article discusses the recent patent battle between Nike and Lululemon and the potential for future legal action in the fitness sector.
Anna Gaberman
Feb 16, 20223 min read


The Law’s Inability to Deal with Art Crime
The art world has become a hotbed for crime. This article examines two types of offences and the law’s failure to effectively combat them
Ben Oswald
Jan 23, 20224 min read


Stepping on Others' Toes: Consequences of the Puma v. Nike Trademark Battle
What approach should courts take to new words as trademarks? Does litigation between Puma v. Nike display an issue in trademark analysis?
Thomas Hood
Jul 30, 20214 min read


Maritime Law and Treasure Hunting
As exploitative treasure hunting threatens underwater cultural heritage, international legislation has evolved to help states protect sites
Reese Waters
Jul 23, 20213 min read


BIT Off More Than They Can Chew: How Developing Countries Navigate Investor-State Dispute Resolution
This article considers how the current Investor-State Dispute Settlement regime harms the agency and sovereignty of developing countries.
Anna Gaberman
Jul 9, 20213 min read
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