This article explores the complex and intricate intellectual property ecosystem that exists in respect to the Olympic Games, as well as the growing trend of athlete influencers

PISCES lets UK private firms “go public for a day,” offering liquidity and innovation. Can it revive London’s struggling markets?

An exploration of the impact of AI on the Big Four; how will it transform the grouping's culture, accountability, profitability, and staffing?

As 2025 has seen the finalisation of several significant deals, we take a look into the largest global mergers and acquisitions of the last financial year.

This essay explores the dynamic landscape of third-party funding (TPF) in arbitration, where financial backers can shape the course of legal disputes. As TPF becomes more common, transparency and fair cost-sharing have taken centre stage. The discussion highlights how new legislation is introduced to ensure that funding arrangements are disclosed, helping arbitrators spot potential conflicts of interest and make balanced decisions about who pays what.

A consideration of the evolution of US antitrust regulation and the likely future in store for American consumers and markets

Sarah Kaloustian provides a consideration of the implications of the Generative AI boom on the fine arts industry and IP law.

Masters student Josh Kwon takes a closer look at the current state of US college athletics. Is it time to compensate student athletes?

A consideration of the current state of healthcare private equity trends, and an impending sell-off.

An in-depth analysis of the legal right to "limit liability" in the British shipping market, and its continued viability.

This article critically examines the implications of Trump-era regulatory policies on M&A transactions and capital markets.

A review of a class action lawsuit that alleges Hermès violates U.S. antitrust laws by illegally restricting sales of luxurious bags.

Exploring changes to business sustainability reporting between the US, EU, and Indian jurisdictions

On October 25, 2024, the Court of Appeal handed down its judgement in the cases of   Johnson v FirstRand Bank Limited , Wrench v...

In a world where 1 in 8 people are obese, the demand for weight-loss solutions continues to climb.

In 2024, U.S. M&A faces regulatory hurdles, with Jamie Dimon highlighting challenges that suggest an anti-M&A sentiment in the market

A short conversation with Pfizer's former International Commercial Office Legal Lead about starting a career in law.

An analysis of the global IPO recovery post-2023, examining changing regulations and the London Stock Exchange crisis.

The tech giant Apple faces its first fine by EU commission, as the Digital Markets Act comes fully into force.

2023 was a rough year for mergers and acquisitions. This article provides insight into their future in 2024.