Sony is facing a huge, £5 billion competition claim in the CAT (Competition Appeals Tribunal) over allegations that it abused its dominance of the online gaming market by charging a…
read moreIn Part 2 of A Matter of Reputation, Byfield Founder Gus Sellitto continues his conversation with Peter Ashford, Chair of London Arbitration Week and independent arbitrator, and Artem Doudko, partner…
read moreAs the scope of collective actions expands, the way they are understood becomes just as important as how they are argued A moment to take stock Proposals announced by the…
read moreOur latest episode of A Matter of Reputation is live — and this is Part 1 of the conversation. Byfield Founder Gus Sellitto speaks to Peter Ashford, Chair of London…
read moreIn this instalment of ‘Five minutes with’, we caught up with Graduate Account Executive Naangela Mcharo to discuss life at Byfield, the value of strong teamwork and what she has…
read moreFirm values are meant to guide decision-making and shape culture, but sometimes they can end up trying to do too much at once. In this episode, Linzi is joined by…
read moreThe latest episode of Counsel Culture is live. This week, Linzi and Ben take stock of the forces shaping the business of law, starting with reflections from the US where…
read moreThe events of the past few weeks in relation to Iran are raising significant communications questions for international law firms, particularly those with offices, people or clients in the Middle…
read moreInternational arbitration helps underpin global trade, foreign investment and the rule of law. But outside specialist legal circles, it is too often understood through a small number of high-profile and controversial cases. …
read moreFor most businesses, geopolitical risk feels abstract until it suddenly isn’t. The unfolding crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is a reminder of how quickly global politics can collide with commercial…
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