The High Court has issued an extended civil restraint order against a businessman who has “refused to accept” that his failed £55m claim against two law firms is at an…
The government is “working at pace” on further restrictions on the use of non-disclosure agreements, a minister has told the House of Lords. The post Government “working at pace” on…
360 Business Law, the award-winning international law firm with a presence in more than 90 countries, has expanded its revolutionary AI Contract Review Service to support its growing network of…
As part of its commitment to delivering high-quality legal services, CEL Solicitors is recruiting a wide range of appointments to bolster its litigation offering. The post CEL Solicitors is expanding…
In today’s digital age of cybersecurity risks and diverse client needs, the need for secure e-bundling solutions is more crucial than ever. The post How secure e-bundling solutions strengthen law…
Recent headlines about how the credit hire industry works speak volumes about how little is truly understood about this important element of the post-vehicle collision landscape. The post Credit hire:…
Two fee-share law firms have topped the table for hiring lawyers ahead of big traditional firms, as the model continues to attract new recruits in large numbers. The post Fee-share…
A high-profile Birmingham solicitor, dubbed the ‘TikTok lawyer’ for his activity on the social media network, has been charged with money laundering offences. The post ‘TikTok’ lawyer faces money laundering…
The first woman barrister at the Crown Prosecution Service to take silk, and only the fourth person at the CPS overall, has been elected as vice-chair of the Bar Council.…
The Lord Chancellor yesterday rejected the recommended pay rise for judges – but they will still receive more than the government told the Senior Salaries Review Body it could afford.…
The litigation funder in the Mastercard collective action has hit out at the CAT’s decision to allow it a £23m profit on its seven-year, £46m investment in the case. The…
Conveyancing fees hit an “all-time high” in the first quarter of this year in the run-up to the stamp duty deadline, with the average figure up by almost 12% on…
There is “a strong consensus” that ethnic diversity is good for arbitrations – but little evidence of this being reflected in the make-up of panels, a report for the IBA…
The High Court has rejected claims of bias against the chair of a Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal panel made as part of long-running proceedings against a major City law firm. The…
The Competition Appeal Tribunal yesterday described the £200m settlement of the landmark opt-out collective action brought against Mastercard as “very far from a success”. The post Mastercard settlement “very far…