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Fidler & Pepper makes history with landmark Employee Ownership transition

Nottinghamshire firm adopts employee ownership model while maintaining independence

Women’s charities ignore Supreme Court equality ruling, says report

Murray Blackburn Mackenzie says some charities risk misinterpreting the scope of the Supreme Court equality ruling

Global law giant A&O Shearman unveils 33 new partners across 14 countries

Firm strengthens global reach with partner promotions spanning 18 offices and key practices

SFO sets out technology-led strategy to tackle complex fraud

SFO plans expanded use of AI, automation and intelligence-led investigations to improve handling of complex economic crime casesThe Serious Fraud Office has set out...

Murder conviction overturned in landmark ‘deception and causation’ ruling

Court finds jury misdirected on causation and victim autonomy in complex homicide case

High Court clears way for Home Office migration contract despite legal challenge

Court finds damages adequate despite challenge to major migration services contract

Sir Geoffrey Vos calls for ‘complete rethink’ of legal education in age of machine justice

Geoffrey Vos warns lawyers must adapt training as digital systems increasingly shape dispute resolution and judicial decision making

Solicitor wins partial lift of practice ban after tribunal review

Tribunal removes several restrictions but retains key safeguards on practice

Tribunal slams ‘lawyer-driven’ salmon cartel claim over £20million costs

CAT rejects claim over fears costs outweigh payouts to millions of consumers

Lords push back on government over Victims and Courts Bill changes

Peers question government stance after rejecting key victim-focused amendments