Medical negligence and product liability often come hand in hand, and in the case of vaccine injuries, complex disputes require the services of experienced and skilled lawyers. To this end Lawyer Monthly speaks to Anne Carrión Toale, Partner at Maglio Christopher & Toale, a civil litigation firm in the US, who discusses the firm’s thought […]
The world has become increasingly concerned about the environment and society’s impact on it in recent years, and as a result, regulation has become enormously complex. It can be extensively tricky for companies to navigate these regulations, and litigation in this matter is not uncommon. Here to discuss the latest updates on environmental law in […]
The realm of property law can span a vast number of property types, but most litigation matters revolve around real estate property and the complexities therein. Property litigation deals with disputes surrounding ownership, investments, and at times the function and maintenance of a property, whether it be residential, commercial, industrial, or agricultural. Detailing the UK’s […]
Further into our immigration focus, Lawyer Monthly hears from Andrew Osborne, Partner at Lewis Silkin LLP on the potential Brexit effects and impacts on the sports sector, and the business therein. Here Andrew talks about the complexities involved in sports transfers, and touches on his and the firm’s thought leadership in the sports world. […]
The modern corporate world is pitted with potential legal pitfalls. It takes a skilled and experienced legal professional to guide companies through the challenges involved, challenges which vary from country to country. Here Lawyer Monthly hears from Sumesh Sawhney, Global Head of Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys’ Corporate and M&A practice, on issues surrounding the corporate […]
From chemicals, biocides and pesticides, to consumer products, tobacco, vaping products and food, our next thought leader thrives in a challenging environmental law landscape, and when it comes to EU prohibitions on chemicals, EU trade barriers and now Brexit, Marcus Navin-Jones, Partner at the Brussels office of niche law firm Keller and Heckman LLP, is […]
Back in May this year, Lawyer Monthly awarded and showcased hundreds of top professionals from the legal world, in its Women in Law Awards 2016. To follow up on the impact of the award, and gain a little more insight from our winners, this month we caught up with Karishma Vora, an outstanding barrister at […]
Regulations, legislation and directives surrounding trade are crucial in protecting businesses that enter into contracts and agreements with others, and also provide resolutions when issues are encountered. Here Michelle Schulz, co-founder and co-chair of Gardere’s International Trade Practice gives her take on this matter, and highlights her thought leadership in the global trade sector. Michelle […]
Computer forensics is the intricate science behind investigations and analysis of computer data in order to find evidence and information pertaining to a legal case. This can range from scrutinizing messages on a smartphone device, to sifting through Gigabytes of data on hard drives, or even cloud storage. This month Lawyer Monthly hears form Craig […]
Competition and antitrust law is of course an integral part of the business world, ensuring fair competition between competitors and guarding against one company dominating the market, and therefore limiting the choice and variety that the market is offered. Talking about the latest competition discussions and challenges in the EU markets, about his own work […]
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