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When companies go bust, the law does little to help suppliers get repaid – here's a possible solution
22 February 2021
Carillion: move to disqualify directors signals UK getting tougher on 'corporate wrongdoing'
18 January 2021
Ending Childhood Obesity: A Challenge at the Crossroads of International Economic and Human Rights Law
18 December 2020
Kids Company: why the insolvency watchdog wants former children's charity directors disqualified
02 November 2020
Prof Mike Gordon on BBC Radio Merseyside discussing potential consequences of Metro Mayors launching legal action against UK Gov over local Covid restrictions
20 October 2020
Nobel prize: who gets left out?
09 October 2020
Belarus: slow international response shows limits of world's human rights regime
28 September 2020
Apply for the British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship
10 August 2020
Writer and lawyer, Mona Arshi appointed Honorary Professor of English and Law
17 July 2020
An Uphill Struggle: Securing Legal Status for Victims and Survivors of Trafficking
24 February 2021
When companies go bust, the law does little to help suppliers get repaid – here's a possible solution
22 February 2021
Carillion: move to disqualify directors signals UK getting tougher on 'corporate wrongdoing'
18 January 2021
Ending Childhood Obesity: A Challenge at the Crossroads of International Economic and Human Rights Law
18 December 2020
Kids Company: why the insolvency watchdog wants former children's charity directors disqualified
02 November 2020
Prof Mike Gordon on BBC Radio Merseyside discussing potential consequences of Metro Mayors launching legal action against UK Gov over local Covid restrictions
20 October 2020