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Gewan v Information Commissioner: Tribunal upholds Cabinet Office refusal on civil service attendance policy

First-tier Tribunal dismisses FOI appeal concerning 60% office attendance requirement for civil servants.

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

Legal Services Consumer Panel urges reform now

The Legal Services Consumer Panel highlights urgent need for regulatory reform after SSB Law collapse

Regulator uncovers financial mismanagement at charity

A Charity Commission inquiry reveals serious financial mismanagement at a charity with over 100 accounts

Ministry of Defence settles armed forces claim

The Ministry of Defence has settled a £12 million claim, providing compensation to younger military personnel affected by discriminatory policies regarding housing allowances.

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...

AI, copyright and the legal grey zone

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

Taylor Wessing hires new employment partner

Taylor Wessing has strengthened its Cambridge office with the appointment of Kim Wedral as an employment partner