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Dentons and the future of AML misconduct

The Court of Appeal has rejected automatic AML misconduct findings, but firms face intensifying regulatory scrutiny and enforcement risk

Twenty years at the top: what the quoted client rankings reveal about the corporate legal market

Two decades of quoted-company data show a market defined by stability at the top, strategic divergence beneath it, and the steady rise of specialists and...

Private equity reshapes UK law firm governance

External capital is transforming UK law firm governance, financing structures and regulatory risk management.

Generative AI and the Irreducible Duty

As generative AI embeds across UK legal practice, courts and regulators are converging on a clear rule: liability remains human

AI in Law: responsibility never delegated

As AI becomes routine in legal practice, regulators and courts insist accountability stays firmly with the human professional

Concerns mount over Mexico's judicial reform proposal

Mexico’s proposed ‘Judicial Reform’ raises concerns about judicial independence and the rule of law, say experts

Observations on the king's speech: a detailed analysis

The King's Speech outlines legal and regulatory changes with broad implications for public services, employment, and justice

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