SabiyaColchester’s legal earthquake: Ancient firms crumble, outsiders take control
In England’s oldest recorded town, three major law firms take radically different routes to survive
SidratPutin’s ghost in the courtroom: Sanctioned Russians haunt London’s legal halls in shocking comeback
Dozens of sanctioned Russians have returned to London’s courts with a high-powered legal team
MPs urge action on skyrocketing legal fees in NHS clinical negligence claims
MPs press government for a plan within six months to tackle soaring NHS negligence claim costs
FaisalUK solicitors seek easier access to EU markets at post-Brexit summit
Law Society wants UK-EU talks on mutual recognition and youth mobility for solicitors under 35 Ahead of today’s UK-EU summit, the Law Society has called on the government to open negotiations with the European Union on mutual recognition of professional qualifications (MRPQs) for UK solicitors. This move aims to ease cross-border legal work and training […]
Judge sanctioned over 4-month delay in family case final order
District judge sanctioned after a four-month delay in signing the final order due to work pressure
Make e-wills legal, abolish obsolete rules, law commission tells government
Commission urges overhaul of Victorian wills law to reflect modern tech and protect vulnerable people
Hogan Lovells hikes NQ salaries to £140k amid fierce London pay wars
International firm increases London NQ base pay by 2.7%, following a 12.5% rise the previous year
Wachtell, Latham advise on $34.5bn Charter–cox merger to create US cable giant
Charter’s $34.5bn acquisition of Cox’s cable empire signals US broadband consolidation surge
AI takes the stand: EU law firms share how Gen AI is reshaping legal practice
Top European law firms reveal how Gen AI is disrupting legal work, pricing and training models
Linklaters, Paul Weiss, Sidley lead as Evri joins forces with DHL UK
Evri and DHL UK merge to form Parcel Giant, advised by Linklaters, Paul Weiss and Sidley Austin
