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Bribery, Corruption and International Arbitration meet again: The case of Alexander Brothers Limited (Hong Kong SAR) v (1) Alstom Transport SA; (2) Alstom Network UK Limited [2020] EWHC 1585 (Comm)

Bribery, Corruption and International Arbitration meet again: The case of Alexander Brothers Limited (Hong Kong SAR) v (1) Alstom Transport SA; (2) Alstom Network UK Limited [2020] EWHC 1585 (Comm)

June 23, 2020
RLC members Laura Jane Miller and Georgia Lassoff write Opinion piece for Law Society Gazette

RLC members Laura Jane Miller and Georgia Lassoff write Opinion piece for Law Society Gazette

June 16, 2020
RLC member Adam Pacifico writes for CEO World

RLC member Adam Pacifico writes for CEO World

June 15, 2020
‘We wore our poverty like a badge and survival was the name of the game.’

‘We wore our poverty like a badge and survival was the name of the game.’

June 15, 2020
“After Edward Colston, what next?……Asking questions which allow us to view our history and its effects on the present fully, will mean that we have come of age as a democracy.”

“After Edward Colston, what next?……Asking questions which allow us to view our history and its effects on the present fully, will mean that we have come of age as a democracy.”

June 15, 2020
OPINION: Bristol Demonstrators who toppled statue should not be prosecuted ……

OPINION: Bristol Demonstrators who toppled statue should not be prosecuted ……

June 12, 2020
OPINION: Were prosecutions under the Coronavirus Act unlawful?

OPINION: Were prosecutions under the Coronavirus Act unlawful?

June 3, 2020
“Judge- alone trials can deliver justice- but only if defendants choose them”

“Judge- alone trials can deliver justice- but only if defendants choose them”

June 1, 2020
In view of the potential new financial risks posed by the Corona Virus pandemic, Cameron Brown QC and Sam Smart (Pupil Barrister) review the work of the FCA in tackling financial crime and the new challenges it may face.

In view of the potential new financial risks posed by the Corona Virus pandemic, Cameron Brown QC and Sam Smart (Pupil Barrister) review the work of the FCA in tackling financial crime and the new challenges it may face.

May 29, 2020
Ed Vickers QC writes for Lawyer Monthly looking at the Effect of Coronavirus on Equality and Diversity at the Bar

Ed Vickers QC writes for Lawyer Monthly looking at the Effect of Coronavirus on Equality and Diversity at the Bar

May 28, 2020
OPINION: Juries in Isolation

OPINION: Juries in Isolation

May 22, 2020
‘A Set back for Unexplained Wealth Orders?’ Earlier this month, two prominent Kazakhstan citizens successfully persuaded the High Court to discharge three unexplained wealth orders. Tom Forster QC analyses the case for Law Society Gazette and New Law Journal.

‘A Set back for Unexplained Wealth Orders?’ Earlier this month, two prominent Kazakhstan citizens successfully persuaded the High Court to discharge three unexplained wealth orders. Tom Forster QC analyses the case for Law Society Gazette and New Law Journal.

May 12, 2020
Kate Bex QC and Timothy Kiely address Domestic Violence during the pandemic

Kate Bex QC and Timothy Kiely address Domestic Violence during the pandemic

April 23, 2020
“Individual well-being had to be placed front and centre” Jane Bewsey QC reflects on Chambers response to Covid19, examining how the pandemic has affected both the professional and personal lives of barristers

“Individual well-being had to be placed front and centre” Jane Bewsey QC reflects on Chambers response to Covid19, examining how the pandemic has affected both the professional and personal lives of barristers

April 22, 2020
Timothy Kiely cites the breadth of the Coronavirus Act 2020 in an analysis of the new Act by Law Gazette.

Timothy Kiely cites the breadth of the Coronavirus Act 2020 in an analysis of the new Act by Law Gazette.

April 20, 2020
Following the tragic death of Caroline Flack, Kate Bex QC and Tom Jones (pupil barrister) analyse the prosecution of domestic violence when the complainant does not support it.

Following the tragic death of Caroline Flack, Kate Bex QC and Tom Jones (pupil barrister) analyse the prosecution of domestic violence when the complainant does not support it.

April 6, 2020