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PEAR Insights – The Legal Lowdown on Going Global

High rise buildings in Hong Hong in article on legal and regulatory risks in the internationalisation of universities

 
 
Pear Insights meets Adrian Powell, Senior Partner at Proelium Law LLP, to assess the legal perspectives that the higher education sector is wise to consider.
In the recent PEAR Insights (the magazine for the travel risk sector) one of Proelium Law’s partners, Adrian Powell, outlined the effects of globalisation on the higher education sector. In his article, Adrian reveals 11 themes worth considering to mitigate legal and regulatory risks in the internationalisation of a university. Read Adrian’s article here.

There is a challenge in transition from service in the Armed Forces to civilian life, particularly employment, where forces personnel may lack a comparable employment history and qualification record. Proelium Law LLP recognises the wealth of transferable skills.

‘The Legal Lowdown on Going Global’

 
 

 

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