Editorials

Every summer, the American Lawyer publishes a Diversity Scorecard “to provide a snapshot of where the industry is headed.” It records the number of full-time minority […]

By convention, judges very rarely give interviews and never make political comment. Even in our all pervasive media age, they still follow the dictum of Lord […]

According to Deloitte, Turkish M&A hit the $10.3bn mark in 2017 with nearly 300 transactions – a Y-o-Y increase of 41% by total value. Foreign investors […]

As one of the world’s fastest growing energy markets, Turkey has been increasing its drive towards greater self-sufficiency for several years. To satisfy its annual 300bn […]

Recession, what recession? It may not have landed yet, but there is one on the way. Nearly a decade has passed since the Great Recession in […]

With the term ‘key money’ we are normally referring to a sum of money that a Brand, interested in a particular location, gives to the tenant […]

What does the self-proclaimed “first and only Judeo-Christian intelligence agency and protective intelligence service in the world” have to do with the United States government’s fight […]

Starting out at one of London’s leading commercial law firms, everyone knows that the working life of young lawyers is hard: long hours are par for […]

It is the story which just keeps on giving:  the long running, three-way struggle between international mining conglomerate ENRC, its former legal advisers Dechert, and the […]

It was published online as I waited to board a flight from London to Milan. ‘Subject: Draft Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of […]

The Court of Appeals anxiously awaited decision in The Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation Limited was handed down in September […]

Recent events have not been good for Turkey. Following an impressive 7.4% growth in GDP last year, the country entered into a crisis in August when […]