Policing and prosecuting ‘lone wolves’
Terrorism Act.
The evolution of UK securities litigation
Collective redress
Data protection and a disgraced prince
Freedom of information.
A better legal framework for the Square Mile
City of London.
Balancing transparency with commerciality
Open justice pilot.
Comparing the FIRS and FARA regimes
Foreign influence.
Family court delays fail to surprise lawyers
Mental health and wellbeing.
The case for a fixed percentage fee
Conveyancing.
Keep it confidential
Perhaps our most important professional obligation to our clients is to keep their information confidential.
A new era for AML supervision
Regulation and compliance.
Chatting with AI: practice, privilege and problems
Civil litigation.
Public access to court documents: prepare for the pilot
The open documents pilot in commercial courts embodies a notable advance in the push for transparency, but many tactical and procedural questions remain.
The rise of parental surveillance
Family law.
A threat to freedom of expression?
Malicious communications.
Counting the human cost of ‘routine’ delays
Court of Protection.
Survivors deserve better from CICA
Abuse law.
Why we must protect collective actions
Competition law.
Compelling case for co-investment
Private equity.
Criminal charges in Peru matter for everyone
The arrest and prosecution of arbitrators in Peru for their alleged involvement in corrupt activities has shocked international arbitrators.
The value lawyers bring to mediation
Dispute resolution.
Is Yvette Cooper’s latest police guidance adding fuel to the fire?
The notion of challenging misinformation with truth might seem sensible. In reality, such a change in policing policy could create as many dangers as it seeks to prevent.
Securities litigation: Wirral Council v Indivior & Reckitt
Securities litigation.