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London, 1 June 2026: Bars Across attended “India and the UK – courts, commerce and culture”, a joint event hosted by The Bar Council of England and Wales and the Arbitration Bar of India at Guildhall, City of London, as part of London International Disputes Week 2026.
Child custody determines the relationship between the parent or guardian and a child. It is a sensitive matter that determines who has the care of the child as well as the legal rights and obligations that a parent or guardian has with respect to decisions regarding the child’s upbringing, education, daily needs, etc.
Cross-border data transfers have become indispensable to the modern digital economy. Every international payment, cloud storage operation, e-commerce transaction and artificial intelligence (AI) application relies upon the seamless movement of personal information across jurisdictions.
Bars Across is proud to be the Media Partner for ICA’s 4th International Conference on “Arbitrating Indo-UK Commercial Disputes”, scheduled for Friday, 5 June 2026, at Church House, Westminster, London.
Estate planning is too important to leave to chance. Expats in the UAE risk losing control over their assets if they die without a valid will, as Sharia law prescribes fixed inheritance shares that may favour male heirs over spouses or chosen beneficiaries.
In an era defined by geopolitical shifts and rapid technological evolution, Artificial Intelligence has transitioned from a corporate luxury to a cornerstone of national security and crisis management.
The global push for digitization leading to a significant expansion of digital platforms across various sectors has introduced new complexities and challenges pertaining to competition regulation in digital markets.
Something is shifting. Quietly. Significantly. And most IP professionals have not yet caught up. Three jurisdictions are converging. The United Kingdom. The United Arab Emirates. India.
The Gulf Cooperation Council region is undergoing a transformation that extends beyond conventional digitalisation into what may be described as algorithmic sovereignty.
With globalization, it is not just companies which are going global, the relationships are also transcending the borders. Cross-border marriages mean involving dual jurisdictions and thus, creates conflicts in which deciding the applicable jurisdiction becomes a concerning issue.
THREE LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS SHAPING PMLA EXPOSURE AND INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR INDIAN COMPANIES