Commercial
How the US-Iran war is reshaping commercial law for UK businesses
Harry Chester, Bristol law student, discusses how Iran is ripping up contracts
Hormuz, higher bills and the hurry to renewables: What the Iran war means for UK law firms
Criminology grad Henry Townsend explores the impact
Mazur: Why the law must face the reality of how legal work gets done
Bar grad Abbas Hussain explains the practical implications of the landmark judgment
Motor finance scandal: How undisclosed commissions rewrote the rules on unfair relationships
Trainee solicitor Billy Hart explores the government's response to the overcharging of car finance customers
What current UK foreign policy means for law firms
English student Rachael Shepherd explores how UK foreign policy with the US and China could soon affect the way law firms do business
From Gymshark to Monzo: UK IPOs in 2026
Corporate paralegal Thomas Martin analyses the outlook for the London IPO market in 2026
Hollywood showdown: The fight for Warner Bros
Trainee solicitor Billy Hart dissects the corporate battle between Netflix and Paramount for Warner Bros
When influencers fall out of favour: The fine print behind brand break-ups
Aspiring commercial solicitor Jasleen Kaur Bindra unpacks how exit clauses in brand ambassador agreements can shape legal risk, commercial strategy and public perception
Facing the refinancing cliff: Why a global maturity wall may drive a surge in corporate restructuring
Oxford law grad Evina Yadav discusses how an approaching debt 'maturity wall' could affect the UK's economy
The rise of continuation funds in private equity — explained
Oxford Uni student Yoshinori Maejima looks at continuation funds and explains their impact on law firms
How legal loopholes shape the strategies businesses adopt
Year 12 student Inaam Bawa takes a look at how businesses use gaps in the law to maximise their profits
Banking without banks: The private credit revolution
Oxford University student Yoshinori Maejima's explainer on this increasingly popular form of lending
Section 423 in focus: The Credit Suisse & Greensill saga unravelled
Aspiring commercial barrister and BPC graduate Radha Shivam explains this complex case and the key legal point it hinges on
Private shares, public ambitions: PISCES explained
Future BCLP trainee, Keenan Taku, delves into the government's proposed trading system
Financial Conduct Authority name-and-shame plans scuppered before launch
Future BCLP trainee, Keenan Taku explores the FCA's abandoned proposals to name firms under investigation
What are ‘green killer acquisitions’?
Law student Avisha Dhiman analyses the implications of anti-competitive practices in sustainability
Thames Water: Inside one of the UK’s most complex restructurings
Aspiring commercial barrister and BPC graduate Radha Shivam deep-dives into the headline grabbing case
Will fashion giant Shein get its London flotation?
Durham Uni modern languages grad Alicia Boothroyd analyses the challenges Shein faces in listing on the London Stock Exchange
Green contracts: the hidden key to ESG enforcement?
City Uni law grad Sammar Masood explores the viability of ESG clauses in commercial contracts
England v France – who takes the gold in the race for arbitration supremacy?
LLM student Sean Doig compares the arbitral regimes of the two countries
Halsey and beyond: The Court of Appeal’s discretion on compelling parties to use ADR
City Uni bar student Jaaved Fareed analyses Churchill v Merthyr Tydfil