News

BIICL and CARICOM announce new project

6th January 2022

CARICOM Project to Harmonize Company and Insolvency Laws BIICL is delighted…

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International Litigation
Professor Duncan Fairgrieve appointed honorary QC

22nd December 2021

It has been announced today that Professor Duncan Fairgrieve has been…

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BIICL Announces new honorary Fellow

18th October 2021

Today BIICL is pleased to announce that it has appointed Gopal Subramanium…

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Study on the Rome II Regulation Published

Eva Lein | 6th October 2021

Publication of the European Commission Study on the Rome II Regulation We…

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Centre for International Law Announcement

5th October 2021

New Members added to the International Law Advisory Panel The Centre for International…

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International and Comparative Law Quarterly reports improved Impact Factor Score

24th September 2021

We are delighted to announce that the International & Comparative Law…

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Lord Neuberger to succeed Lord Phillips as the new President of BIICL

21st September 2021

BIICL is delighted to announce that Lord Neuberger of Abbotsbury has been…

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Governance
In memory of Professor John Ruggie

20th September 2021

The BIICL Business and Human Rights team are saddened by the passing of Professor…

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BIICL publishes new study on sovereign wealth funds and dispute resolution

14th September 2021

The BIICL Investment Treaty Forum in partnership with Withers is delighted…

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Investment and Trade
Election to the Institut de Droit International, 2021

26th August 2021

BIICL is pleased to announce that Sir Malcolm Evans and Professor Chin Leng…

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