Month: March 2021

Posted on March 25, 2021 by - Home news, Recent events

25 March 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans will be speaking at DIS40’s “Brexit Spotlight” event, alongside distinguished co-panellists from the University of Passau, CMS (Berlin) and Schellenberg Wittmer (Zurich). DIS40 an initiative of young arbitration practitioners in Germany, established under the German Arbitration Institute. The panel will discuss issues ranging from the status of investment protection in the UK to possible disputes arising from the separation agreement to practical aspects of practicing law in the UK as a European lawyer post-Brexit. To register, please email by 22 March 2021. Registered participants will receive a link to join the event.

25 March 2021 – Laura Rees-Evans spoke at DIS40’s “Brexit Spotlight” event, alongside distinguished co-panellists from the University of Passau, CMS (Berlin) and Schellenberg Wittmer (Zurich).  DIS40 is an initiative of young arbitration practitioners in Germany, established under the German Arbitration Institute.  The panel discussed issues ranging from the status of investment protection in the UK to possible disputes arising from the separation agreement to practical aspects of practicing law in the UK as a European lawyer post-Brexit.

Posted on March 1, 2021 by - Home news, Recent events

5 March 2021 – Stephen Fietta QC, Jiries Saadeh, Ashique Rahman and Laura Rees-Evans have all been recognised in the inaugural Lawdragon Global Litigation 500 as leading specialists in public international law. The full list can be found here.

5 March 2021 – Stephen Fietta QC, Jiries Saadeh, Ashique Rahman and Laura Rees-Evans have all been recognised in the inaugural Lawdragon Global Litigation 500 as leading specialists in public international law.  The full list can be found here.

Posted on March 1, 2021 by - Home news, Recent events

3 March 2021 – Global Arbitration Review’s article, “ECJ adviser says intra-EU claims barred under ECT” has featured comments from Laura Rees-Evans about the consequences of AG Szpunar’s conclusion that Article 26 ECT is incompatible with EU law.

3 March 2021 – Global Arbitration Review’s article, “ECJ adviser says intra-EU claims barred under ECT” has featured comments from Laura Rees-Evans about the consequences of AG Szpunar’s conclusion that Article 26 ECT is incompatible with EU law.

Posted on March 1, 2021 by - Home news, Recent events

1 March 2021: Oonagh Sands delivered a lecture to Masters students at King’s College London entitled “Regulating offshore resources in International Law: an introduction to the Continental Shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone/contemporary offshore challenges

1 March 2021: Oonagh Sands delivered a lecture to Masters students at King’s College London entitled “Regulating offshore resources in International Law: an introduction to the Continental Shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone/contemporary offshore challenges”.