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A group of 10 people is threatening a judicial review against the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office unless it ...
The path to net zero runs through the legal department. By transforming transition plans into enforceable obligations, ...
Eight men have been found guilty of a conspiracy to unlawfully obtain data from garages to sell on as potential leads for ...
A solicitor who failed to engage with SRA and Legal Ombudsman investigations – leading to the issue of a statutory notice – has been fined for misconduct.
The High Court has criticised lawyers who unnecessarily brought a without-notice application against an in-house solicitor and then did not present the case in a “fair and even-handed manner”.
Legal regulators have pledged to help subpostmasters concerned about fees being charged by lawyers in their claims for compensation over the Post Office Horizon scandal. The Solicitors Regulation ...
Over the past six years, the UK motor‑claims landscape has changed. New analysis from Auto Claims Assist, based on 31,299 non ...
The SRA's approach to the first AI-driven law firm provides important insights into how it may handle future AI ...
Solicitors have condemned plans by HMRC to introduce a “deemed waiver” of privilege where tax avoidance scheme are marketed ...
A law firm that specialises in financial mis-selling is facing a novel claim of causing loss by unlawful means through ...
The London office of a US law firm has been rebuked for breaching the conditions of a Treasury licence to act for sanctioned ...
A fast-growing commercial law firm whose lawyers work remotely has become the latest to take private equity backing, with LDC ...
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