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High-tech cheating in exams increases threat

Ofqual's Chief Regulator warns about the surge in cheating using smart devices and urges swift action

New reforms for unmarried couples’ rights

The UK government is set to introduce significant reforms to boost rights for millions of unmarried couples, ensuring financial protections for survivors of domestic abuse...

EU pushes for tech sovereignty initiative

The EU aims to enhance competitive tech capabilities while reducing reliance on US technologies and providers

Essendi UK Hotels v London Property Company: landlord ordered to reclad Ibis Wembley after ACM cladding found to pose 'intolerable' fire risk

A hotel landlord bears full responsibility for removing dangerous ACM cladding under lease covenants, the TCC has ruled.

Tibor Matyas v Peter Daniel: High Court rejects beneficial interest and inheritance claims over London properties

Claimant's 1975 Act claim dismissed on three independent grounds following nine-year dispute over fashion designer's estate.

Askan v HM Land Registry: High Court strikes out claim built on a fundamental misreading of registered title

A litigant in person's attempt to expand his registered title through the courts has been comprehensively dismissed, with the High Court granting reverse summary judgement...

SJ Interview: Paul Marco

Paul Marco, Managing Partner of Trowers & Hamlins, speaks to Solicitors Journal

When the rules can't keep up

From Westminster to the courts, the rules are being written faster than they can settle

CMS appoints Christy Farrer COO of operations

CMS has appointed Christy Farrer as its first Chief Operating Officer, effective from 21 May 2026

Browne Jacobson advises on C-Kore acquisition

Browne Jacobson has successfully guided shareholders of subsea testing technology firm C-Kore in its sale to Motive Offshore