Sale of goods agreements: relationships, trade wars and their influence on the global legal practice
09 Sep 2026 1300 - 1400 BST
Webinar
Globalising your practice: opportunities and challenges in Brazil and beyond
10 Sep 2026
São Paulo , Brazil
Key developments in Latin American transactions and their financing; a look at the present and the future
10 Sep - 11 Sep 2026
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
Rights of the accused (part three) – Sentencing: fairness, justice and criminal punishment
11 Sep 2026 0000 - 0100 BST
Webinar
Young lawyers’ session: how to build a powerful career at times of tough competition, AI disruption, and market pressure. Where to start?
11 Sep 2026
Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
Disruptors in international arbitration
14 Sep 2026
Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
Publications
The Greek Golden Visa after the 2024–2026 overhaul: current rules and the investment route to watch
Greece remains one of the few EU jurisdictions offering residence through direct real estate investment, but the 2024–2026 reforms have shifted eligibility from a simple price threshold to a matter of asset characterisation – making careful due diligence essential. This article sets out the current real estate routes and highlights a proposed portfolio-based category, which would link Golden Visa eligibility to long-term rental housing.
Released on Sep 09, 2026
Driving resolution for stalled real estate projects in Vietnam
For over a decade, legal irregularities in land administration have been one of the most persistent structural constraints on Vietnam’s real estate market. In response, many legislative instruments have been issued, reflecting Vietnam’s strong determination to address these long-standing matters, unlock investment flows and enhance transparency in the real estate market
Released on Sep 07, 2026
The redevelopment of shopping centres and the rise of mixed-use developments in Brazil
This article analyses the transformation of shopping centres in Brazil into mixed-use developments and its impact in the market.
Released on Sep 07, 2026
Why should Iraq accede to the Rome Statute? Strengthening domestic accountability while preserving sovereignty
Rather than being an isolated phenomenon, mass atrocities have recurred throughout modern Iraqi history, affecting almost all major ethnic, religious and sectarian communities. This pattern began with the Simele massacre against the Assyrian Christian minority in 1933, followed by the forced displacement and mass denationalisation of Iraqi Jews between 1950 and 1951
Released on Sep 07, 2026