While certain UK cabinet ministers have been criss-crossing the globe exhorting the value of “innovative” jams and other British goods in an attempt to sweeten the pot for potential post-Brexit trading partners, one of the country’s greatest commercial exports has sadly received much less press coverage – its common law.
Tech giants and disruptive market entrants have already transformed the way that we communicate and consume information – now they could be on the verge of fundamentally changing global competition standards. As regulators up the ante on enforcement, we consider the long-lasting effects on an industry that shows no sign of slowing down.
Last week marked a milestone: Lexology has joined together with Getting The Deal Through (GTDT) to create the market-leading comparative international legal resource.
At Lexology, our archive of legal articles has just surpassed 814,000, with our engaged audience working across all industry sectors. We hold the privileged position of seeing which topics and work areas are proving popular. In this scorecard, we look at key data from February 2019 on Lexology, including the most popular articles, topics, jurisdictions and work areas.
Read our latest blog to see how lawmakers are responding to global calls for action and which countries are taking positive steps in this regard. Here are five recent developments from around the world which may actually help to mitigate the risks of climate change.
It’s with great excitement that we can announce we have achieved another milestone already: Lexology now has 400,000 registered subscribers. Reaching this landmark figure demonstrates that our platform continues to be the most comprehensive source of international legal updates, analysis and insights.
