John Gibson addresses one of the most significant developments in English sanctions law in an article just published by New Law Journal. Examining a series of landmark decisions, John explains how the English courts have adopted a commercially realistic, evidence-based approach to assessing ownership and control for sanctions purposes, providing important guidance for businesses navigating sanctions risk in an increasingly complex geopolitical environment. His analysis highlights why practical influence and commercial reality, rather than formal corporate structures alone, now play a central role in sanctions assessments.
