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MOD discrimination against younger and unmarried personnel over housing costs

Up to 80,000 serving members of the military are believed to be eligible for compensation

127 UK companies admit to breaching sanctions against Russia since invasion

127 UK companies have voluntarily disclosed to breaching sanctions against Russia since its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, says international law firm Pinsent Masons

Chris Packham settles defamation claim with Fieldsports Channel

Chris Packham has settled a defamation claim against the website Fieldsports Channel after it falsely accused him of writing a fake death threat letter to himself

England and Wales recognised as the leading legal jurisdiction internationally

London is the most attractive centre for commercial litigation and international arbitration, outperforming other global dispute resolution hubs, the Law Society of England and Wales revealed in a new report published today

Law Firm and University Team up Again

Fletchers Group to push the AI boundaries further in the law, signing a new partnership with University of Liverpool computer science department

Robust laws passed to fight corruption, money laundering and fraud

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act gives Companies House a huge range of new powers to help disrupt economic crime and increase trust in the companies register in the biggest upgrade of its service in close to 180 years

Concerns over legal aid provision in Wales

Following concerns raised by the Law Society of England and Wales and local practitioners about legal aid in West Wales, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has intervened by uplifting police station fixed fees in Llanelli

Number of cases filed in the UK Supreme Court increases by 23%

Civil cases now make up 98% of all UK Supreme Court cases

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