• An Evaluation of 'Mediation in Mind' - Final Report 

  Barlow, A; Ewing, J (University of Exeter, 30 June 2020)

  This is the final report prepared as an Evaluation by the University of Exeter of a project 'Mediation in Mind' for the Department of Work and Pensions.(DWP) 'Mediation in Mind’ was led by Hall Smith Whittingham Solicitors, ...

• 3D Printing and the Right to Privacy: Proposals for a Regulatory Framework 

  Jones, A; Griffin, J (Queen's University of Belfast, 30 April 2020)

  Digital watermarks placed within 3D prints pose a challenge to the privacy of individuals. These watermarks are ubiquitous to every single 3D print, and thus can be used to track and trace the use of that print. The ...

• Cross-Border Litigation: New Data, Initial Brexit Implications in England and Wales and Long-Term Policy Choices 

  Danov, M (de Gruyter, 2020)

  The UK decision to leave the European Union could directly (or indirectly) impact on the legal landscape in relation to private international law (‘PIL’) in the UK. Any fresh legal uncertainty driven by such a change in ...

• From campus to communities: evaluation of the first UK-based bystander programme for the prevention of domestic violence and abuse in general communities 

  Gainsbury, AN; Fenton, RA; Jones, CA (BMC, 13 May 2020)

  BACKGROUND: Violence against women and girls is a public health epidemic. Campus-based research has found bystander programmes show promise as effective primary prevention of sexual violence. However, evidence regarding ...

• Blockchain and Smart Contract for Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading Platform: Legal Obstacles and Regulatory Solutions 

  Lee, J; Khan, VM (University of Illinois at Chicago, John Marshall Law School, 2020)

  This paper discusses the implications of smart contracts in energy trading for the protection of consumer and individual rights. It examines the legal risks and regulatory solutions for a peer-to-peer energy trading platform ...

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