A selection of recent articles by Herbert Smith specialists appear below, courtesy of the publication in which they appeared.

Administrative and public law

• LPP exemption - new clarity from the High Court? (Freedom of Information Journal)
  (01 April 2009)

Commercial litigation

• Regulatory developments in the distribution of retail investment products (141 KB)
  (17 February 2010)
• Trouble brewing - how and when the courts will enforce non-compete provisions by jurisdiction (New Law Journal)
  (03 December 2009)
• Dishonest Litigants: what options do you have when your opponent fabricates evidence? (New Law Journal)
  (06 November 2009)
• Deceit: Welcome Developments for Victims of Fraud? (Business Law Review)
  (01 October 2009)
• Time for Change - Time Management in Construction and Engineering Projects: Legal and practical aspects and the CIOB reforms
  (30 September 2009)
• Keeping a lid on costs (Construction Law Journal - pdf, 52kb)
  (19 August 2009)
• Preparing for a nuclear fallout? (Construction Law Journal)
  (01 July 2009)
• Sustainability in the recession (Construction Law Journal)
  (01 July 2009)
• Sensible defects clause construction (Construction Law Journal)
  (01 June 2009)
• Litigation resulting from the credit crunch - a comparative study (PLC Magazine)
  (12 May 2009)
• Country Q&A UK (England & Wales) - PLC Magazine
  (04 May 2009)
• Early offers can avoid own goals (Construction Law Journal)
  (01 May 2009)
• Bell Group: guidance for 'unconscionability' and 'public utility' in the credit crunch? (JIBLR Issue 6, pdf 125kb)
  (01 May 2009)
• Selling Complex Financial Products to Sophisticated Clients JP Morgan Chase v Springwell - Part 2 (JIBLR Issue 5, pdf 147kb)
  (01 May 2009)
• Are the English Courts ready for service through Facebook? - Business Law Review
  (30 April 2009)

Corporate

• Trends in private M&A (PLC Magazine, pdf, 76kb)
  (11 November 2009)
• Les offres contractuelles volontaires sur Alternext (Revue Trimestrielle de Droit Financier, n°3 - 2009)
  (01 September 2009)
• Marketing non-UCITS Funds in France (Revue Trimestrielle de Droit Financier, n°4 - 2008)
  (24 June 2009)
• Getting your cash back (IFLR, March 2009)
  (13 March 2009)

Corporate fraud, investigations and asset recovery

• Suspicious transaction reports: reporting obligations of financial institutions in the UK (Complinet Online)
  (06 October 2009)

Energy and natural resources

• Tips on dealing with concessions (IFLR, Apr 2009)
  (06 April 2009)

Environment and health and safety

• La responsabilité environnementale des sociétés mères à l’épreuve de l’article 84 du projet de loi portant engagement national pour l’environnement (Journal des Sociétés)
  (01 December 2009)

EU, competition, regulation and trade

• EU merger remedies (IFLR 2009 Guide to competition and antitrust)
  (16 November 2009)
• Nowhere to hide (AsiaLaw, March 2009)
  (16 March 2009)

Financial services regulation

• UAE - Regulatory developments in the distribution of retail investment products
  (07 March 2010)
• UK - Regulatory developments in the distribution of retail investment products
  (17 February 2010)

Insurance and reinsurance

• UK section of PLC Cross-border Insurance and Reinsurance Handbook 2010 (pdf, 1 mb)
  (03 March 2010)

International arbitration

• Kluwer Law International - Journal of International Arbitration (pdf, 157kb)
  (17 December 2009)
• Party Autonomy in Mainland Chinese Commercial Arbitration (Journal of International Arbitration)
  (20 November 2009)
• With Arbitrators, Less Can Be More: Why the Conventional Wisdom on the Benefits of having Three Arbitrators may be Overrated (Journal of International Arbitration)
  (20 November 2009)
• Japan as a centre: two possible futures (Global Arbitration Review)
  (20 November 2009)
• A View From Paris - Mealey's International Arbitration Report
  (31 August 2009)

Tax

• Transformation of the tax tribunal (British Tax Review, courtesy of Sweet and Maxwell), pdf 200k
  (01 September 2009)

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