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Accelerating arbitration: Expedited procedures and key changes in the new ICC Rules – Episode 2

07 July 2026

In this episode, Jack Hobbs and Christopher Howitt discuss the major updates in the ICC Arbitration Rules 2026 and what they mean for practitioners, clients, and the future of international arbitration.

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09 January 2020

Should employers really be held to account in cases of vicarious liability?

Employment lawyers and business alike are awaiting a Supreme Court ruling, which is expected in February, regarding whether or not one of the largest UK banks should be liable for the acts of a doctor hired to carry out pre-employment medical checks. 126 individuals claimed that the doctor had sexually assaulted them and that the bank should be held vicariously liable for his actions

07 January 2020
Employment

Ethical veganism is a philosophical belief protected by law

The Tribunal in Casamitjana Costa v The League Against Cruel Sports has ruled that ethical veganism is a philosophical belief protected under the Equality Act 2010.

06 January 2020
Commercial Real Estate

From food van to restaurant – A guide for food entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs in the FMCG, food and drink and grocery retail are boosting the market with food start ups. A move to bricks & mortars premises require key considerations for property issues.

03 January 2020
Immigration

The Best in Britain – Global Talent Visa

If you are the best in research and science, have notable achievements in your career and are searching for a new challenge then the new Global Talent visa may be of interest to you.

02 January 2020
Employment

Oxford Professor wins age discrimination claim

A former physics professor at Oxford University has won his claims of age discrimination and unfair dismissal after he was forced to retire following his 68th birthday.

31 December 2019
Immigration

Government to double the number of fast track fellowship visas for scientists

Britain has always prided itself in being ahead of the game in innovation and research. However numerous educational institutions have warned that Brexit may jeopardise Britain’s position in being a world leader in science. In response to these growing concerns, Priti Patel has announced that she will double the number of eligible fellowships for fast-track visas in scientific research.