Double whammy: claimant loses appeal and found fundamentally dishonest
Taxi driver failed to disclose his credit cards when presenting credit hire claim.
Court grants relief from sanctions over £300 ‘missed’ payment
Secret medical recordings ‘reprehensible’ but allowed as evidence
Supreme Court ruling to clarify whistleblowing rights for judges
Counsel fee not fixed for claim which left protocol
High Court judge allows £786 hourly fees but calls for rate review
Brain-damaged claimant should not learn of £6.7m award, court rules
Merricks v Mastercard: £14bn appeal to be heard by Supreme Court
Attorney general: US-style Supreme Court not in UK’s interests
Legal privilege stays even when client has disappeared, appeal court rules
'Matter of time': lawyers optimistic about enforcing foreign judgments
A (final) roundup
The last roundup of criminal justice elements with Anthony Edwards.
Use of automatic facial recognition software
Privacy and data protection.
Upholding and enforcing DR clauses
Dispute resolution.
The road to net zero
Environment.
Deprivation of liberty: vulnerable adult
Court held it had not been appropriate for judge to make injunctive-type orders against vulnerable adult.
Food and drugs: food unfit for human consumption
Court refers questions to CJEU in dispute concerning available means of challenging a decision that a slaughtered carcass was unfit for human consumption.
Pensions: annuity transfer
Court held it was not appropriate to exercise discretion on application to sanction a scheme for transfer of annuity policies to a new company.
PI purchaser branches out from 'volatile and vulnerable' market
Manchester firm AWH Legal buys 110-year-old East Lancashire practice out of administration.
Firm right to withhold privileged information, High Court rules
Judge backs Taylor Wessing in five-year dispute over Bahamian trust.
Solicitor struck off in High Court after SRA wins leniency appeal
Kwame Siaw had been fined £10,000 by the tribunal and not found to be dishonest.
Solicitor suspended after firm waited years to pay disbursements
Jayne Greer did not know about non-payments but found responsible for allowing situation to arise.
Offering students an insight into law
How Taylor Wessing mentors disadvantaged students.
Embarrassing? Maybe - but Slater and Gordon has to move on
Pursuing a case against Watchstone was a costly and risky attempt to right any wrongs of the past.
Lawtech regulation must not stifle innovation
Striking the balance between protecting legal service consumers and encouraging modernisation will mean a bright future for the profession.
Damage limitation for past misdeeds
Criminal Records, Privacy and the Criminal Justice System | Edward Jones, Jessica Jones
Automatic email sign-off counts as signature, rules High Court
Contract was binding because solicitor signed off with same details generated on every email.
Tax solicitor jailed for contempt after promises over missing millions
Stephen David Jones, admitted in 1986, is sentenced in the High Court at conclusion of three-day trial.
Whiplash lawyer demise ‘good news’ says listed credit hire firm
Integrated claims services provider Anexo announces 60% jump in half-year profits.
PI purchaser branches out from 'volatile and vulnerable' market
Manchester firm AWH Legal buys 110-year-old East Lancashire practice out of administration.
A (final) roundup
The last roundup of criminal justice elements with Anthony Edwards.
