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Making Mines Work Harder – Resource Nationalism Trends In Africa
Tanneke Heersche of Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP in South Africa considers the legal and practical pan-African developments in the mining sector in 2011.
The 2012 World Conference On International Telecommunications: Another Brewing Storm Over Potential UN Regulation Of The Internet
Ambassador David A Gross and Ethan Lucarelli of Wiley Rein LLP consider the possible effects of the renegotiated UN International Telecommunication Regulations.
The “Twitter Joke Trial” - The High-Profile UK Legal Case On Social Media And Criminal Liability
Daniel Preiskel and David Allen Green of Preiskel & Co LLP explore how the UK's 2003 Communications Act is being applied to a recent court case surrounding the use of electronic communications on social media forums.
EU Practice After DS397: Old Wine In An Old Bottle?
Konstantinos Adamantopoulos and Folkert Graafsma from Holman Fenwick Willan LLP explain the possible effects of recent EU anti-dumping procedures against suppliers from non-market economies.
A Need For ‘Down To Earth’ Policies On Export Restrictions
Edward Borovikov and Bogdan Evtimov of Salans LLP in Brussels discuss the positives and negatives of export restrictions on the trade of natural resources products and services.
Roundtable: Trade & Customs 2011
The International Who’s Who of Trade & Customs Lawyers has brought together three of the leading practitioners in the world to discuss key issues facing lawyers today.
Canada In Brief
The Canadian bar continues to impress with its depth and breadth of expertise that covers 31 practice sectors. We have canvassed and analysed the opinions of law firm clients and lawyers to produce Who's Who Legal: Canada 2011. The 2011 research can be viewed here.
Leading Firms
With international law firms entering the legal arena, competition among Canada’s law firms looks set to ignite. In total we include over 1000 lawyers from 170 law firms in Alberta, British Colombia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Québec, Saskatchewan and the Yukon Territories. View the firm profiles of the leading 15 firms in 2011.
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