Matrix is delighted to welcome two new trainees, Gabriel Tan and Harry Camp.

Court of Appeal has overturns the convictions of five former Barclays traders who were convicted and sentenced to up to 8 years in jail.

Supply chain regulation now spans due diligence, disclosure, trade, sanctions, financial crime and civil liability, and the rules differ across jurisdictions. A new LexisNexis title co-edited by Jamas ...

Explore how competition law tackles algorithmic pricing, from Amazon cartel software to RealPage, hub-and-spoke collusion, and AI-driven pricing.

Harry is a Trainee Barrister at Matrix. He is currently being supervised by Kirsten Sjøvoll and Aidan Wills. Prior to joining Matrix, Harry was a researcher and contributor for the UK Human Rights ...

Danny Friedman KC and Dr Victor Kattan, Assistant Professor of Public International Law at the University of Nottingham and Smuts Visiting Fellow at the University of Cambridge, have co-authored an ...

Prof Philip Leach spoke at the hearing of the Parliamentary Assembly’s Network of Parliamentarians to Promote the Implementation of the Judgments of the European Court of Human Rights.

In the context of growing political pressure to restrict the already very limited rights of refugees and migrants, this webinar will examine the Council of Europe’s May 2016 Chișinău Declaration and ...

Re: R (TP, AR & SXC) v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions [2020] EWCA Civ 37 The Master of the Rolls, and Singh and Rose LJJ today handed down judgment in the joined appeals of TP, AR & SXC v ...

A group of 14 Palestinians have served a claim for reparations on the British Government, asking it to examine its part in creating the modern-day conflict in Palestine. They rely on breaches of ...