Beyond bands and tiers: driving ROI and strategy from legal directory efforts
24 Nov 2025 1530 - 1630 GMT
Webinar
Healthcare financing and reimbursement: a global review
25 Nov 2025 1400 - 1500 GMT
Webinar
The world of advocacy: strategies for junior lawyers in the South Pacific
26 Nov 2025 1600 - 1700 AEDT
Webinar
15th IBA French-Italian Day
27 Nov 2025
Rome , Italy
Building the Law Firm of the Future
27 Nov 2025
London , England
UKELG Quiz Night 2025
27 Nov 2025
Publications
Attacks on the rule of law and the threat to business and human rights
The rule of law (ROL) is essential for effectively implementing the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs). It faces serious and growing global threats. Attacks on the ROL that weaken protections against and increase the likelihood of business-related human rights abuse will lead to the undermining of global economic, environmental and social stability. The formation of a broad coalition to defend the ROL and uphold business commitments to respect human rights would help to address these risks.
Released on Nov 21, 2025
Introduction to the IBA Business Human Rights Committee e-Bulletin (continued)
An introduction to the IBA Business Human Rights Committee e-Bulletin, released in November 2025. This follows on from the introduction in the e-Bulletin email.
Released on Nov 21, 2025
Recent developments in Italy – real estate securitisation companies: foreign investors perspective
Among the most interesting recent trends in the Italian real estate market is the real estate securitisation company as a new vehicle for real estate investments. This SPV is increasingly utilised and of interest to various types of foreign investors (from institutional to family offices).
Released on Nov 05, 2025
Cancellation of obtaining Sanad certificates for non-agricultural use of land for renewable energy projects: a targeted policy revolution
Maharashtra’s government circular dated 7 August 2025, eliminates Sanad certificate requirements and non-agricultural taxes for solar and wind energy projects under three specific state schemes, streamlining land conversion processes that previously delayed renewable energy development by six to 12 months. This targeted regulatory reform creates the most comprehensive land-related exemptions for clean energy projects implemented by any Indian state, potentially accelerating Maharashtra’s ambitious renewable energy targets while establishing a precedent for similar policy innovations nationwide.
Released on Nov 05, 2025