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PISCES: a new horizon for private equity exits?

The FCA’s new PISCES framework could reshape secondary trading in private companies, offering private equity firms a fresh, flexible route to realise value

SJ Interview: Jonathan Moss

Jonathan Moss is Managing Partner of DWF’s London office. He has more than three decades of experience advising clients across shipping, trade, and insurance, and is also a visiting lecturer at Queen Mary University of London. In this interview, he discusses the evolution of insurance and shipping, the impact of geopolitical disruption, the effect of ESG regulation, and how technology and adaptability are reshaping the profession.

AI, copyright and the legal grey zone

As AI reshapes content creation, legal frameworks struggle to keep pace with data scraping and copyright rights.

Overhauling UK design law: consultation opens wide

Government consultation seeks to simplify design law, tackle post-Brexit gaps, and address AI, enforcement, and unregistered rights

SJ Interview: Lilian Edwards

For the October 2025 volume, Lilian Edwards speaks to the Solicitors Journal

Corporate crime and the senior manager test

The Crime and Policing Bill 2025 expands liability, raising fresh debates over fairness, corporate culture, and culpability.

Commercial litigation in 2026 and beyond

London’s disputes market faces funding reform, tech disruption and rising competition as litigation demand endures

Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: strengthening the UK’s defences

The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to expand scope, strengthen oversight, and align UK rules internationally