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Carter-Ruck announces three new partner promotions
The firm is delighted to announce that Antonia Foster, Miranda Rushton and Rebecca Toman have been promoted to the Carter-Ruck partnership.
To learn more about their work please go to:
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Business and human rights: The UN’s principles and OECD guidelines
Miranda Rushton, Senior Associate, has written an article for the Solicitors Journal on why businesses should put measures in place to ensure that they adhere to human rights standards.
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Let’s get ready to do business with Iran
The Financial Times has published a letter by Guy Martin, Partner and Head of International Law, about the need for the UK government to ensure that UK business is better placed to take advantage of business opportunities in Iran.
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Opening up the UK business world to Iran
Guy Martin, Head of International Law, has written an article for Finance Monthly on opening up the UK business world to Iran.
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Al Jazeera launches investment treaty claim against Egypt
Al Jazeera’s claim against Egypt under the 1999 Qatar-Egypt Bilateral Investment Treaty has been formally registered by the Secretary-General of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in Washington, DC as ICSID Case No ARB/16/1.
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Click here for articles in the Guardian, Wall Street Journal and Gulf Digital News.
Al Jazeera is represented by Partner Cameron Doley, Senior Associate Miranda Rushton and Associate Lawrence Northmore-Ball
Investors should approach potential investments in Iran with cautious optimism
Iran’s implementation day is expected to be first quarter of 2016, and investors will be watching what happens with interest. World Finance speaks with solicitor Guy Martin, who says the Persian state should be approached with caution.
This interview was first published on World Finance on 8 December 2015
2016 editions of the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners
Carter-Ruck’s three core practices areas have been commended in the 2016 editions of the two main independent legal directories; Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners.
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Public International Law
Chambers and Partners notes that the team is known for its “growing reputation in the PIL market thanks to its esteemed sanctions practice”.
The Legal 500 notes that “Carter-Ruck’s ‘lawyers can be relied on to provide excellent, well-thought-out, intelligent advice’".
Guy Martin visits Iran as part of trade delegation following historic sanctions agreement
Guy Martin, Head of the International team at Carter-Ruck, travelled to Iran in early October as part of a British trade delegation to Iran organised by the British-Iranian Chamber of Commerce.
The delegation’s visit was reported in The Financial Tribune (and here), and Iran Daily.
The TTIP: The largest trade deal in history
Miranda Rushton, Senior Associate in the International team, and Jennifer Harvey, paralegal, have published an article in the Solicitors Journal on opportunities for the review of awards in investor-state arbitration.
This article by Miranda Rushton and Jennifer Harvey was first published in the Press Gazette on 7 October 2015
Qatar Today
Miranda Rushton, Senior Associate in the International team, has written an article in Qatar Today on how businesses and individuals can respond to targeted sanctions.
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Challenging Targeted Sanctions
The Oath, a leading legal news magazine in the Middle East, has published an article by Guy Martin, Head of International Law.
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Russian HNWs flood to London to escape Putin’s clampdown
Senior Partner Cameron Doley is quoted in Spears' article "Russian HNWs flood to London to escape Putin’s clampdown".
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Sanctions: What to do if the “black cat has crossed the road”
Санкции: что делать, если «черный кот дорогу перешел»
There are currently several ‘blacklists’ of Russian individuals and businesses. The EU, US, Japan and a number of other countries have all imposed targeted sanctions and restrictive measures.
The Risk Of Targeted Sanctions
Head of International Law Guy Martin has written an article in the leading Qatar business magazine the Edge on the risks of targeted sanctions.
