IBA Anti-Corruption Committee Asia Conference
09 Feb - 10 Feb 2026
Tokyo , Japan
IBA Middle East Conference: Law firms and in-house legal departments working together
11 Feb - 12 Feb 2026
Dubai , United Arab Emirates
Wage-fixing, no poach & beyond: antitrust in labour markets
12 Feb 2026 1300 - 1400 GMT
Webinar
Ending child marriage: legal obligations and global responses
13 Feb 2026 1500 - 1600 GMT
Webinar
Innovation and wellbeing in legal education
23 Feb 2026 2000 - 2100 GMT
Webinar
Nature and biodiversity as a new frontier of risk and opportunity for lawyers: launching the Nature-Intelligent Legal Services Toolkit
24 Feb 2026 1300 - 1400 GMT
Webinar
Publications
Passenger rights in the context of IndiGo flight disruptions
The mass cancellation of IndiGo flights in December 2025 disrupted travel plans across India and abroad, triggering legal and regulatory scrutiny. But beyond the headlines, the incident served as a crucial test of India’s aviation consumer protection regime: What are passengers legally entitled to? Can airlines refuse compliance? And what recourse do travellers have when promises are not fulfilled?
Released on Feb 09, 2026
Flying forward: India’s aviation growth story
The growth of civil aviation has significantly influenced global mobility patterns. The Indian aviation sector has demonstrated sustained growth over the past two decades. Ranked behind only the United States and China, it now holds the position of the world’s third-largest domestic aviation market and is poised to become the world’s third-largest overall air passenger market by 2030.
Released on Feb 09, 2026
A message from the outgoing Senior Co-Chair, Adriana Dantas
A message from the outgoing Senior Co-Chair, Adriana Dantas, reflecting on the events of 2025 and the successes of the IBA Anti-Corruption Committee.
Released on Feb 05, 2026
The use of incentive plans and compensation schemes in Portugal
The main purpose of this article is to provide a brief overview of how incentive plans and compensation schemes targeted at employees, key service providers and management teams have been shaped recently in Portugal, considering the lack of strong legal regulation (at least for unlisted companies), which has led to the increased use of hybrid products, often imported from other jurisdictions. We aim at providing insights on some of the most commonly adopted structures, the pros and cons and the rationale underlying the selection of different types of remuneration tools.
Released on Jan 29, 2026