How one lawyer discovered the ‘Boomerang Effect’ of Doing Good
A friend recently observed that lawyers (like many other professions) have the potential to apply their work skills to do good for the community.
He noted that practitioners of the legal...Read more

Jeffery Tan
Group General Counsel & Chief Sustainability Officer , Jardine Cycle & Carriage Limited, Singapore
Forging new roles and processes in Ethics and Compliance
Ethics and Compliance tasks at companies are often channelled through a compliance officer and a centralized compliance team. However, more and more activities are arising that fall in the Ethics...Read more
Marie-laure Pedamon
Compliance Director - EMEA Due Diligence and Hospitality Corporate Legal and Compliance Organization, Nokia Corporation, France
The Role of an Ethics Committee in Guiding In-House Counsel Through the Legal Minefield

Once it is suggested that a lawyer or an organisation that they work for is unethical, there is little that can be done to stop the inevitable tide of censure...Read more

Michael Stamp
Senior Force Legal Adviser, Devon & Cornwall Constabulary, UK
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A lawyer’s philosophy of law will inevitably reflect a philosophy of lawyering. Although there are many schools of legal philosophy and a wide divergence of views, even among those who...Read more
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Michael Ambrosio
Professor of Law, Seton Hall University School of Law, USA
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Fraud is an intrinsic wrong that has an infinite variety of forms. The problem of fraud is endemic to a market economy. Common law legal and equitable doctrines have been...Read more
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Michael Ambrosio
Professor of Law, Seton Hall University School of Law, USA
Whistleblowing – An International and In-House Perspective on the Legal Landscape in the UK and Australia, and the Practical Steps In-House Counsel Anywhere Can Take to Ensure Their Organisation Gets it Right

It may be interesting to set out an overview and comparison of the private sector whistleblower protections in Australia and Great Britain. Since the British regime had been in place...Read more

Graham Browning
Owner, Browning Coaching, UK
Samantha Mangwana
Employment Law Practice Leader, Shine Lawyers, Australia
The Rule of law and Populism
I will discuss two concepts; the rule of law and populism. Specifically, I want to look at the effect of one on the other. I should point out that these...Read more

Ian McDougall
EVP & General Counsel, LexisNexis, USA
Black Swan: The Aftermath
There is great unpredictability in the current geopolitical, economic and emotional climate globally and trying to find conviction in such times is fraught with variables which seem untraversable.
However, Intellectual...Read more
Safir Anand
Senior Partner and Head of Trademarks, Contractual & Commercial IP, Anand and Anand, India
Covid-19 - Fundamental Rights and Freedoms: From the Adoption of Restrictive Measures to the Day-By-Day Management of Companies



The emergency context resulting from the spread of Covid-19, which has involved all continents and national states, has led to the need, in democratic states, of adopting all means and...Read more

Carlo Impalà
Partner, Morri Rossetti & Associati, Italy

Giorgia Valsecchi
Associate of TMT and Data Protection Department , Morri Rossetti & Associati, Italy

Alessandra Capomagi
Corporate Data Protection Advisor , Recordati S.p.A, Italy
Attorney-Client Privilege and the Ethical Duty of Confidentiality for In-house Counsel under US Law

This article discusses the corporate attorney-client privilege as applied in the United States. As in the United States, other common law countries apply the privilege to in-house counsel. The attorney-client...Read more

James McCauley
Ethics Counsel, Virginia State Bar, USA