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A&O Shearman cuts London support roles amid AI and restructuring push
Business services roles affected as firm continues post-merger integration
Small Claims Limit UK: Why the £10,000 Threshold Still Matters in 2026
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The small claims track remains one of the most significant parts of the civil justice system in England and Wales
UK Government wins major Supreme Court appeal over Northern Ireland Legacy Act
Court finds Windsor Framework rights not breached, overturning earlier Northern Ireland rulings on legacy legislationThe UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the...
High Court extends injunction over threats and TikTok videos targeting lawyers
Injunction continued after evidence of emails, TikTok posts and threats causing alarm to solicitor and barristerThe High Court has extended interim injunctions against a...
SRA restricts solicitor from criminal work and compliance roles
Conditions limit solicitor’s practice and prohibit criminal work to ensure regulatory complianceThe Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has imposed practising certificate conditions on Gulfraz Khan,...
Google faces £3 billion UK legal claim over alleged advertising market abuse
The claim alleges advertisers paid more due to Google’s Ad Tech dominance
Law firm fined after years of anti-money laundering compliance failures
Regulator identifies AML and accounting breaches during compliance investigation
Why More Solicitors Are Facing SRA Investigations in 2026
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The rise in investigations by the Solicitors Regulation Authority has become one of the defining regulatory trends
Court of Appeal refuses BHP permission to appeal Mariana liability ruling
Court of Appeal upholds High Court ruling on strict liability, clearing way for damages phase in major group claim
Solicitor struck off for dishonesty and failure to comply with court orders
Tribunal found solicitor knowingly misled insurers and breached court orders, resulting in strike-off