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  • Business and Human Rights 0

    Update on the responsibility to respect human rights and parent company liability

    Julianne Hughes-Jennett and Peter Hood look at the implications for multinationals of the new Court of Appeal judgment in Okpabi and others v Royal Dutch Shell. ...

    On February 22, 2018 / By The Law Of Nations
  • Brexit 0

    A View toward the Post-Brexit Future: the UK in the NAFTA? Part II

    Patrick Pearsall and Thomas Wingfield of Jenner & Block LLP continue their analysis of the potential advantages of UK membership of NAFTA, not only for the UK but ...

    On February 16, 2018 / By The Law Of Nations
  • Brexit 0

    A view toward the post-Brexit future: the UK in the NAFTA? Part 1

    In the first of a two-part post, Patrick Pearsall and Thomas Wingfield of Jenner & Block LLP argue that NAFTA membership is worth serious consideration for post-Brexit Britain. ...

    On February 14, 2018 / By The Law Of Nations
  • Brexit 0

    Crunch time on Brexit and climate policy

    Antony Froggatt and Georgina Wright of Chatham House and Silke Goldberg of Herbert Smith Freehills look at the ways in which this year looks set to test co-operation ...

    On January 19, 2018 / By The Law Of Nations
  • From the editors 0

    Happy Holidays

    The blog will be taking a seasonal break now: happy holidays to all! We will be back on 8 January with a look back at the key developments ...

    On December 21, 2017 / By The Law Of Nations
  • Human Rights 0

    State and diplomatic immunity: UK Supreme Court confirms limited scope in employment claims

    Hannah Ambrose and Joel Halliday of Herbert Smith Freehills look at what we learn about state and diplomatic immunity from the important recent decisions in Reyes and Benkharbouche. ...

    On December 5, 2017 / By The Law Of Nations
  • From the editors 0

    Happy birthday!

    Happy birthday to The Law of Nations! We went live a year ago, on 1 December 2016. Not just an excuse to see our name in icing on ...

    On December 1, 2017 / By The Law Of Nations
  • Comparative Law 0

    The view from India: Delhi High Court upholds a jurisdiction agreement in favour of the English Commercial Court

    The High Court in Delhi has upheld a jurisdiction clause conferring jurisdiction on the Commercial Court in London. It held that where a jurisdiction clause refers to a ...

    On November 23, 2017 / By The Law Of Nations
  • Business and Human Rights 0

    Business and human rights: how should English domiciled multinationals manage their human rights risk in light of the judgment in Lungowe v Vedanta?

    Julianne Hughes-Jennett and Peter Hood of Hogan Lovells consider the implications of a landmark decision on the liability of parent companies for the human rights impacts of their ...

    On November 3, 2017 / By The Law Of Nations
  • Arbitration 0

    A busy week in the UK Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court has given three important judgments in the space of a week, dealing with state immunity, diplomatic immunity and the enforcement of arbitral awards. ...

    On October 25, 2017 / By The Law Of Nations
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