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Bermuda Company ruled UK tax resident after tribunal examines two decades of decisions
A tribunal found Cogefin was a UK tax resident after key company decisions were made from Britain
FCA tightens scrutiny of Annex 1 firms over financial crime risks
The FCA is intensifying scrutiny of Annex 1 firms and has contacted around 900 businesses
Public hearing sought in Jon Venables case as applicants cite misinformation
A new application seeks a public parole hearing in the Jon Venables case, with representations due by 14 August
High Court delivers major ruling in 1.6 million-claim diesel emissions battle
High Court rejects most allegations but finds limited defeat devices involving Mercedes and Peugeot-Citroën
Judicial review refused over government delay on cross-sex hormone restrictions
High Court refuses permission for a challenge over the Government’s delayed cross-sex hormone decision.
Social Entitlement Chamber seeks 14 finance members in the new judicial selection.
Social Entitlement Chamber prepares to recruit 14 fee-paid Finance Members from September
FCA IPO rules overhauled as UK moves to cut listing barriers
FCA IPO rules have been simplified to cut compliance costs and make UK listings easier
High Court finds clear breaches after threats involving 55,000 members’ data
High Court orders repayment after confidential data breach and threats involving 55,000 members
High Court finds two men guilty of contempt over false evidence and court order
High Court finds Belal Ali and Mohamed Anoir Dhimi guilty of contempt after false evidence
CPS upholds decision not to bring further charges against Lucy Letby
Independent prosecutor upholds CPS decision not to charge Lucy Letby over further allegations