Exploited by AI: non-consensual deepfakes – Law Gazette – Features
Criminal law. – Read More
Law Gazette
Decisions – Law Gazette – Features
Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal). – Read More
Is the misconduct bar set too high? – Law Gazette – Features
Divorce. – Read More
Crime and consent: False positives – Law Gazette – Features
The law relating to consent involving deception is a ‘mess’, but there are no simple solutions. Rachel Rothwell reports. – Read More
Modification of restrictive covenants – Law Gazette – Features
Commercial property. – Read More
Oatly’s defeat: this article does not contain milk – Law Gazette – Features
Trade marks. – Read More
Ten years of controlling or coercive behaviour – Law Gazette – Features
Crime. – Read More
Decisions and interventions – Law Gazette – Features
Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal). – Read More
Esoteric investments and mental capacity – Law Gazette – Features
Private client. – Read More
Could a defence union for solicitors actually work? – Law Gazette – Features
Professional indemnity. – Read More
Data page – February 2026 – Law Gazette – Features
The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available. – Read More
Identity verification at Companies House – Law Gazette – Features
What solicitors need to know. – Read More
AI and disclosure: Too much information – Law Gazette – Features
In 2026 GenAI will cease being a side conversation and become part of mainstream best practice in disclosure, reports Maria Shahid. But how? – Read More
Sarah Rapson: ‘There is a reset to do at the SRA’ – Law Gazette – Features
Sarah Rapson succeeded Paul Philip as chief executive of the Solicitors Regulation Authority last November. So what has this high-flying public servant learned in her first 100 days? – Read…
Court orders on sibling contact – Law Gazette – Features
The principles that govern a child’s post-adoption contact with his or her birth family have developed from a position that there should be a complete break at the point of…