Partners James Clark and Ian Hargreaves, Associate James Philippsohn and Paralegal David Robertson contrast UK and US sanctions regimes
Partners James Clark and Ian Hargreaves, Associate James Philippsohn and Paralegal David Robertson analyse both the UK and US' approach to sanctions on Russia, and explore how businesses can best navigate these differing and constantly evolving regimes.
Managing Associate Joanne Jones and Associate Genevieve Douglas analyse disclosure orders in art market litigation
Managing Associate Joanne Jones and Associate Genevieve Douglas discuss the case of QIPCO v Phoenix Ancient Art.
Partner Abigail Healey and Managing Associate Joanne Jones discuss regulation and the art market in The Times
Writing in The Times, Partner Abigail Healey and Managing Associate Joanne Jones argue that the art market needs greater support to help galleries, traders and artists navigate the growing burden of regulations, sanctions and compliance facing the sector.
Partner Nicola McKinney comments on the collapse of Stenn Technologies in Bloomberg
Partner Nicola McKinney comments on corporate fraud and how the collapse of fintech company Stenn Technologies highlights key questions around investment and due diligence.
Partner Nicola McKinney and Associate James Philippsohn analyse the role of white-hat hackers in civil litigation
Partner Nicola McKinney and Associate James Philippsohn explore the developing role of white-hat hackers in civil proceedings.
Partner James Clark comments on law firms and sanctions compliance in the Financial Times
Partner James Clark comments in the Financial Times on the challenges law firms and other businesses face in navigating the UK sanctions regime.
Partner Mark Hastings explores Worldwide Freezing Orders in The Law Society Gazette
Partner Mark Hastings and Paralegal Kieran Bailey explore several recent cases which clarify the application of Worldwide Freezing Orders.
Partner Ian Hargreaves comments on FCA enforcement in Compliance Week
Partner Ian Hargreaves comments on the news that the FCA has issued its first fine for transaction reporting failures under the Markets in Financial Instruments Regulation.
