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Users of commercial arbitration — particularly those that employ the top institutional rules, such as those of the ICC or ICDR-AAA — have a number of basic expectations. They want...

Who won Women And Diversity Awards - and why

Who won Women And Diversity Awards - and why

The former CJI was speaking at a symposium on the topic 'Issues Arising Out of Construction Contracts: Advocacy & Evidence', an event organised by Saraf & Partners Law Offices.

Following its success in Africa, the Middle East and other emerging markets, Trinity International, a pioneering law firm which was set up 16 years

Meet Charles Banner, the barrister kicked off BA flight over nanny feud which was sparked when he paid for business class but was only allocated economy.

Exit Club Europe

Delhi-based Senior Advocate Ratan K Singh has recently been appointed as an international member of the Keating Chambers in London.

Commercial sets back scheme to fund criminal law pupillages 15 December 2020 Sweeting: Bar Council to create post-Brexit common law forum Eight commercial chambers have signed up to a Bar Council scheme to fund criminal law pupillages that would otherwise not be available because of the Covid-19 pandemic. They are following the lead of Keating Chambers, which in September put up £20,000 to fund a pupillage that a criminal set has had to withdraw and incoming Bar Council chair Derek Sweeting QC...

Seven top sets of barristers’ chambers have agreed to fund pupillages that would have been otherwise cancelled due to Covid-19. They follow in the wake of Keating Chambers, which put forward £20,000 in the summer to help fund a criminal Bar pupillage in a bid to offset the financial impact of the pandemic on the criminal bar. The further sets that have now stepped forward are Atkin Chambers, Brick Court Chambers, Twenty Essex, Matrix Chambers, 3 Verulam Buildings, along with a group of membe...