News

Hungary's Coronavirus legislative response: indeterminate powers for an indeterminate period

Ronan Cormacain | 27th March 2020

The UK's legislative response to Covid-19 has been enacted in great haste,…

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COVID-19
BIICL and Baker McKenzie Announce New Study

23rd March 2020

New Empirical Study: Corporate Restructuring and Investment Treaty Protections…

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Arbitration+1
Investment and Trade
New Blog: The Future of the United Kingdom Investment Policy after Brexit

Yarik Kryvoi | 20th March 2020

On 25 February 2020, BIICL convened an Investment Treaty Forum event to…

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Courts and Tribunals+1
Investment and Trade
Does law fall silent in the war against Covid-19?

Ronan Cormacain | 18th March 2020

The UK's Prime Minister yesterday joined other international leaders in declaring…

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COVID-19
BIICL Coronavirus Update

16th March 2020

In the context of the coronavirus outbreak, BIICL staff have been recommended…

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COVID-19
Climate Change Event Report published

11th March 2020

The Event Climate Change Litigation: Comparative and International Perspectives'…

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Climate Change
Johnny Veeder QC

Patricia Ambrose | 10th March 2020

Johnny Veeder QC All at BIICL were very sad to hear of the death of Johnny…

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BIICL Trustee joins Royal Society of Edinburgh

4th March 2020

BIICL offers its congratulations to our trustee, Professor Malik…

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Governance
European Commission study on due diligence in supply chains published

24th February 2020

Today a study for the European Commission by BIICL, Civic Consulting and LSE…

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Business and Human Rights
New BIICL Report Looks at Preventing Human Rights Harms

11th February 2020

Report explores the legal feasibility of introducing a corporate duty to prevent…

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Business and Human Rights

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