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SQE breathes fresh air into an age-old process

Is the legal sector fully prepared for Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) graduates?

Leveraging global insights: UK Civil Legal Aid Review

The UK government's Civil Legal Aid Review draws upon international comparisons to enhance its approach to delivering legal aid, aiming for sustainability and effectiveness

Law firm closures plummet as professional indemnity insurance challenges ease

According to recent research conducted by Hazlewoods, Chartered Accountants, and Business Advisers specialising in the legal profession, the number of closures due to PII complications has dropped to its lowest level since 2018/19

Quillon law successfully defends Oleg Deripaska in Court of Appeal

In a significant victory for Oleg Deripaska, the Court of Appeal has unanimously dismissed an appeal by Navigator Equities Limited and Vladimir Chernukhin in their attempt to commit Mr. Deripaska to prison for contempt of court. The decision, handed down on March 20, 2024, marks a crucial development in a long-running legal dispute

Urgent call for ground rent reform amid Leasehold and Freehold Bill discussion

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill's second reading in the House of Lords 27 March 2024

APIL's judicial review secures victories for victims of negligence

Government concessions in fixed recoverable costs case hailed as victory for injured individuals by APIL

UK High Court voids judgments amid allegations of hacking and fraud

Farhad Azima wins legal battle as High Court sets aside judgments obtained through fraud

UK's funding suspension to UN relief agency for Palestinians challenged

Bindmans issues pre-action letter against UK's UNRWA funding halt, citing dire Gaza humanitarian crisis

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