Listen: Our CEO Marius Nasta talks to the Litigation Finance Journal podcast about how the industry has evolved over the last decade and what lies ahead.... https://t.co/LnyZlQ2NTQ
⚽It was great to have Swansea FC’s @Gouldyy27 on campus this morning!⚽
🧤Josh is holding a series of sessions with Year 10 goalkeeper Arthur, helping refine his technique and teaching him about his experiences of professional football.
🌤️Learn more: https://t.co/rkJUZDPx7J
A great evening spent here in Stockholm ahead of the INSOL Stockholm seminar taking place today with Ulrik Holsted-Sandgreen, a Senior Partner of Horten, the leading Danish law firm! Looking forward to a day of updates on business restructuring in the Nordic countries and more!
We’re delighted to announce that Tim Reid is joining the Redress team in London. @ChambersGuides described him as "a guy you can go to when you need to win a fight... fantastic, immensely hard working and thorough". He is "utterly unflappable, calm and insightful",@thelegal500.
We’re delighted to announce that Tim Reid is joining the Redress team in London. @ChambersGuides described him as "a guy you can go to when you need to win a fight... fantastic, immensely hard working and thorough". He is "utterly unflappable, calm and insightful",@thelegal500.
Last Sunday, Queens' welcomed our Benefactors to College for the annual Commemoration & Ceremony of Benefactors, followed by the Benefactors' Feast. Rebekah Hinton, JCR Access Officer, gave a speech about the importance of Queens' Access initiatives. https://t.co/N0NAEdEFYs
We were delighted to be hosted by @QueensCam Cambridge at the Benefactors’ Feast last weekend. A very special yearly event which honours education and those supporting it.
An interesting piece by Cherie Blair on the implications of the Vedanta v Lunglose ruling issued by the UK Supreme Court. Watch this space!! https://t.co/zhiDLUJIS7
Redress Solutions, in partnership with INSOL International, are delighted to announce the inaugural Stephen Adamson Award for excellence in insolvency practice. The award will be presented as part of the 2019 GPIC Fellows Graduation ceremony on the 3rd April at INSOL Singapore.
Case involving the Bahraini Sheikh in the London High Court is an example of He said/she said litigation I’d never invest in... https://t.co/W6UX2yD1iq
FT piece "The Philip Green case is not as simple as it seems" makes a great point: "it is hard to justify using privilege to cut short litigation about NDAs when the courts are considering the public interest in disclosure of the same information".
https://t.co/mk8tntCNwk
The Times mentions the QDLL in this morning's edition. Justice McLachlin, spoke brilliantly about the gradual erosion of the rule of law in some countries and the challenges to it in others. https://t.co/2iPXF7Cn6f