Robert Griffiths

1 week ago | deseret.com | Robert Griffiths

Okay. I admit it. I graduated from Harvard. But the Harvard of 45 years ago seems very different from what we hear is happening on campus today. Harvard is being accused of allowing antisemitism and shutting down conservative viewpoints. Let me be clear. That any Jewish person on campus would feel uncomfortable, silenced or unsafe is simply unacceptable. There were a number of Jewish students in my class and I don't recall antisemitism ever even being mentioned.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Robert Griffiths

Okay. I admit it. I graduated from Harvard. But the Harvard of 45 years ago seems very different from what we hear is happening on campus today. Harvard is being accused of allowing antisemitism and shutting down conservative viewpoints. Let me be clear. That any Jewish person on campus would feel uncomfortable, silenced or unsafe is simply unacceptable. There were a number of Jewish students in my class and I don’t recall antisemitism ever even being mentioned.

1 month ago | mishcon.com | Robert Griffiths |Ashley Williams |en-GBSena en-GBGbedemah

Join Robert Griffiths, Partner at Mishcon de Reya in the Technology Disputes Team, and Sena Gbedemah, Managing Director at Secretariat, as they consider the key issues in delayed IT projects and give their top tips for getting a delayed project back on-track. Businesses are increasingly turning to software solutions to promote efficiencies and drive profits within the business, but software implementations are often large and complex.

1 month ago | mishcon.com | Robert Griffiths |Ashley Williams |en-GBSena en-GBGbedemah

Join Robert Griffiths, Partner at Mishcon de Reya in the Technology Disputes team, and Sena Gbedemah, Managing Director at Secretariat, as they consider the key issues in delayed IT projects and give their top tips for getting a delayed project back on-track. Businesses are increasingly turning to software solutions to promote efficiencies and drive profits within the business, but software implementations are often large and complex.

1 month ago | dx.doi.org | Robert Griffiths

In August 2022, Archie Battersbee, a twelve-year-old boy who had suffered severe brain damage in a domestic accident, died following the legally sanctioned removal of his life support at the Royal London Hospital. This case was notable for the five-month legal dispute between Archie's family and the hospital trust about whether his life support should be ended.