This briefing outlines key developments shaping the blue economy sector in 2026, with the High Seas Treaty entering into force and blue finance commitments reshaping the sector.
This GAIL member event explored how the legal profession can leverage lessons from the neuroscience of spiritual practices
This article sets out why, in the midst of climate crisis, digital disruption, and rising inequality, lawyers must embrace a renewed global legal ethic—grounded in human dignity, accountability, and the rule of law—to collaboratively shape a just and sustainable future.
GAIL pioneers JusticeTech and AI for law students in Mexico, with teams from four law schools building new ways for artificial intelligence to serve justice
GAIL contributed to the World Economic Forum’s latest report, shedding light on the rise of social issues in global supply chains.
New for 2026: GAIL Launches Dedicated In‑House Group The Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers (GAIL) announces the launch of our new In‑House Group, created to support and connect in-house counsel who are driving impact law from within their organisations. In-house lawyers sit at the centre of how organisations make decisions – across governance, risk, contracts,…
Discover how legal expertise shapes the future of philanthropy in this recording from a GAIL UK Event.
Michael Ryland, the President of GAIL, reflects on the growing momentum of the impact economy and calls on impact lawyers, through GAIL’s platform and community, to “raise the bar” by innovating, showing the law’s value, and acting as catalysts for systemic change in the face of urgent climate, social, and political challenges.
This keynote session, on 15 October 2025, addressed the widening gap between traditional legal frameworks and the rapidly evolving social, environmental, economic, and technological conditions shaping the modern world.
This webinar brought together practitioners and thought leaders from across Latin America to explore how legal frameworks can both enable and constrain social and environmental impact.