News

Dynamic Competition and Big Tech Mergers - New report from BIICL

21st July 2023

Microsoft Activision Merger - would a more robust process have led to a clearer…

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Competition Law
Dr Ivano Alogna Receives Prestigious Thesis Prize

Ivano Alogna | 11th July 2023

The French Society for Environmental Law (Société Française pour le Droit…

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Environmental Law
ICLQ Announces Impressive Results in the 2022 Journal Citation Reports

5th July 2023

The International and Comparative Law Quarterly (ICLQ), the flagship journal…

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Eve Salomon CBE announced as new chair of trustees at BIICL

19th June 2023

Today we are delighted to announce the appointment of Eve Salomon CBE as chair…

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Competition Law Forum Hosts High Level Roundtable on Ecosystem Competition

18th June 2023

On 13th May, the Competition Law Forum hosted a roundtable discussion at the…

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Competition Law
BIICL Climate Change Litigation Project Featured

Ivano Alogna | 16th June 2023

Global toolbox on Climate Litgation Project Article This week we are delighted…

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Climate Change+1
Environmental Law
New Co-Director for BIICL Competition Law Forum

1st June 2023

Phil Evans announced as new co-Director of the Competition Law Forum at BIICL…

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Competition Law
Contribution to European Parliament Report

22nd March 2023

Protecting cultural heritage from armed conflicts in Ukraine and beyond Today,…

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Cultural Heritage+1
Transitional Justice
BIICL Roundtable on Ukraine attended by the Presidents of the Supreme Courts of Ukraine and the UK

10th February 2023

Leading judiciary and experts gather at BIICL to discuss support for Ukraine's…

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Transitional Justice
Impacts of a lack of legal advice on adults with lived experience of modern slavery

23rd January 2023

New research led by BIICL found that the system providing legal advice to…

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MigrationModern Slavery

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