2022 Australia Omnibus

The C|T Group is an international consultancy that combines expertise in research, campaigns, intelligence and giving advice to deliver winning result...

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2022 UK Omnibus

The C|T Group is an international consultancy that combines expertise in research, campaigns, intelligence and giving advice to deliver winning result...

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Key Challenges Facing Britain Webinar

Britain has entered a new era – with a new Prime Minister and a new Monarch. The geopolitical backdrop continues to be complex, with cost-of-living ...

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Diversity in Arbitration

Discussing diversity in arbitration As part of C|T Group’s and Addleshaw Goddard’s series on different aspects of diversity in arbitration, this f...

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C|T Group marks 20-year anniversary; announces board changes

C|T Group, the global research, campaigns, intelligence and advisory firm, announces long-standing Chairman and prominent businessman Robert Champion ...

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The case for ethnic diversity in international arbitration

As part of a series of videos on diversity in arbitration, Leonor Díaz-Córdova (C|T Group), Harry Matovu QC (Brick Court Chambers), Christine Batruc...

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The importance of cognitive diversity in arbitration

The importance of cognitive diversity in arbitration

A short introduction to a forthcoming series of videos on cognitive diversity in arbitration featuring Leonor Díaz-Córdova (C|T Group), Natalie Coss...

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Tasmanian voters remain steady in their support of the State Government

The latest EMRS poll in 2021 has revealed that, throughout the past year, there have been no notable shifts in the voting intentions of Tasmanians. Af...

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Planning Reform: a vote winner or a vote loser?

John Walker from C|T Local explains the implications of the Government’s Housing White Paper and previews exclusive research carried out by C|T ...

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The Rise of Class Actions in Europe: Will London Remain The Preferred Choice?

The Rise of Class Actions in Europe: Will London Remain The Preferred Choice?

The last five years have seen a significant increase in the number of class actions in Europe, with the U.K. and the Netherlands considered as the key...

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