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Data and the Department of Defense: data rights of British contractors

Richard Johnson, Zachary Prince and Daniel Ramish assess the risks for British contractors providing 'unlimited' data rights to the US' DoD.

The legal saga of equal gender representation in Argentina

Lorena Aimó and Sebastián Ferreyra Romea assess reforms to gender equality for Argentinian companies and legal challenges towards the new laws.

Commercial developments in Kenya

Richard Harney assesses how changes in Kenya's commercial laws have enabled business to flourish in the East African country.

The different meanings of privacy law and practice

Martin Robins argues that possible adverse implications of international privacy laws must be considered.

Should mental health be a private matter?

Sharing our own mental health experiences may help combat stigma and help others feel less alone – lawyers included. But Marilyn Stowe is wary about the shift towards openness

The calamity of complex laws

A mandate to simplify the court rules has been followed by increasing complexities excluding ordinary people from accessing justice, says Charles Harris QC

The gamechanger: One couple, one lawyer

Repetition of a disturbing theme

What did a psychiatrist's expert report and Ravel's Boléro have in common? Denzil Lush recalls a difficult case involving capacity