How Not To Drive Yourself Up The Wall
Rediscovering something which reminds you of the good old days, is a pastime everyone is guilty of. Some delve deeper than others, and collecting…
Category: Regulatory & Government Affairs
Keeping Your Business in Check
The EU and national telecommunications regulatory frameworks are complex and confusing. The law often struggles to keep up with technology. For some, this cat-and-mouse…
Not Making a Murderer: How to Win at Criminal Law
We now interview Kevin Ross, who speaks on all you need to know to be a successful criminal law attorney. You say that your…
Taking a Risk in Law: The Story Behind Being a Legal Game Changer
Christopher Adams has been practicing law for 19 years and he always knew he wanted to practice criminal law. Christopher takes the time to…
The Rule of Law Is Not Merely a Slogan
A change is taking place in the way we understand the link between access to justice and the rule of law, according to Chair…
The International Stock Exchange: MAR, Brexit and listings trends
Below we have a short Q&A with Ogier Partner, Daniel Richards, who discusses The International Stock Exchange. As we are into the latter half…
UK Citizens Set For ‘Second Class Status’
Barristers have warned that the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill’s approach to ‘bringing rights home’ is a recipe for confusion and puts the rights of…
How Baker McKenzie are Innovating the Legal Sphere
Theo Ling is a Partner at Baker McKenzie, a leading firm whose counsel helps clients navigate uncertainty. Relentlessly creative, curious, and dissatisfied with the…
Reforming the US Police Force: Should the Police Be Allowed To Shoot?
Recent fatalities of individuals who suffer from mental disabilities due to encounters with the Los Angeles police officers have called into question whether law…
Fuelling a legal career in Shell: Interview with Michael Coates
Shell has been filling up our cars, motorbikes and trucks with fuel for many years. In fact, today it runs one of the largest…