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Global Toolbox on Corporate Climate Litigation Launched

27th March 2024

Today BIICL launched the Global Toolbox on Corporate Climate Litigation in…

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Climate Change+1
Environmental Law
BIICL hosts discussion of Article 102 TFEU in Brussels

26th February 2024

On Thursday 22nd of February, the Competition Law Forum held a lively discussion…

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Competition Law+1
European Law
New Report examines Modern Slavery Referrals in the UK

7th February 2024

Report examines the identification of adults with lived experience of modern…

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Labour Rights+2
MigrationModern Slavery
ICLQ Early Career Prize Winner Announced

Anna Riddell-Roberts | 5th February 2024

Dr Lewis Graham named 2023 Early Career Prize Winner The International and…

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ICLQ
Publication: Protection and Post-Pandemic Recovery for Vulnerable Groups: European and Asian Approac

1st February 2024

Forthcoming: Protection and Post-Pandemic Recovery for Vulnerable Groups:…

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Centre for Comparative Law+1
COVID-19
BIICL publishes new study on taxation measures in investment disputes

25th January 2024

BIICL and WilmerHale are delighted to launch our study on Tax-related Measures…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
New study on performance requirement prohibitions in international investment agreements

22nd January 2024

BIICL and Steptoe International (UK) LLP are pleased to present our first…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
New, independent member sought for BIICL Finance & Audit Committee

Patricia Ambrose | 15th January 2024

BIICL is seeking to appoint a new, independent member to our Finance &…

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Governance
ICLQ Announces new board members

10th January 2024

The International and Comparative Law Quarterly Welcomes New Members to the…

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ICLQ
BIICL receives donation from DuckDuckGo

1st December 2023

BIICL is delighted to be included once again in the list of organisations…

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Competition Law

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