Posts by Catherine Baksi
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Why are so many talented lawyers moving in-house?
Lawyers are increasingly turning their backs on private practice and choosing to work in-house for corporations and other organisations
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Brexit: untangling UK from EU intellectual property regulation
Britain’s exit from the European Union poses potential problems for businesses owning intellectual property rights and for the lawyers grappling with possible solutions
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Glass ceiling keeps women from top jobs in law
Women are advancing in the legal profession, but sexist stereotypes may persist barring them from many of the top jobs
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Protecting IP from bloggers and tweeters
With possible infringements of intellectual property rights online, social media has added an extra layer of complexity to the law
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The digital shake up of law
Law firms are finally embracing modernisation and preparing the next generation of lawyers for the digital age
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The rise of the online courtroom
England and Wales look set to follow trailblazers in rolling out value-for-money online tribunals which sidestep the courts to resolve disputes via the internet
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Bridging gender inequality through ‘returnships’
Programmes to help women return to work after a career break are an important part of an organisation’s diversity strategy
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Rio Olympics exposed the level of bribery and corruption in Brazil
Bribery and corruption is far from sporting behaviour, but sport has been tainted by greed and wrongdoing