As the COP26 climate summit reaches its end, negotiators are working rampantly to reach a consensus on the final works to be published at...

On 26 September 2021, in the midst of panic buying at fuel pumps, the UK government enacted the Downstream Oil Protocol. This consisted...

Before we start to publish our blog articles, we would like to introduce you to the editorial team this year! Senior Blog Editor Alice...

Welcome (back) to a new year at UCL! In particular, welcome (back) to the LfA blog! My name is Alice. You may remember me from writing...

2020 was a historic year in a number of ways. However, the rise of commercial space flight has been greatly overlooked.

This article is an introduction to the Russian legal market and will cover some of the challenges and opportunities faced by lawyers.

In February 2021, Australia passed a law that will force Google and Facebook to pay for the news content shared on their platforms.

Three LfA mentors have very kindly agreed to share their experiences of attending vac schemes, as well as their tips for making the most...

The recent GameStop frenzy raises questions about the implications of individual investors and personal stock trading apps.

At the beginning of February 2021, the FCA published the Woolard Review. The Review states that “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) credit deals...

Is M&A activity in retail here to stay?

In December 1978, following Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution, Deng Xiaoping launched a series of transformative economic reforms that...

An investigation into current issues facing businesses, insurers, and regulators over business interruption due to COVID-19.

In October 2020, South Africa and India called for the World Trade Organization (WTO) to temporarily waive some provisions of the Trade...

Claudia Dolgetta looks back on a busy year of digital antitrust regulation.

The European Commission has recently unveiled its new answer to digital market regulation in the form of the Digital Services Act (DSA)...

Alice Hart unpicks the complexities of the Mastercard ruling and its implications for UK collective actions.

With 77 offices in 46 countries and a wide range of secondment opportunities, Baker McKenzie is a truly global law firm. It is a...

On Tuesday 24th November, the Law for All Society hosted Baker McKenzie for an informal social event. Over takeaways, we chatted with...

An event review of the 2020 Law Conference The London Law Conference is an annual student-lead conference seeking to inspire future...