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Pension Schemes Bill seeks fix for Virgin Media fallout

The government proposes a legislative remedy to address historic amendment errors exposed by the landmark Virgin Media decision

Regulator in the firing line: ASA accused of misleading public with its own ads

The Advertising Standards Authority, long seen as the guardian of truthful marketing, faces an uncomfortable challenge after campaigners accused it of making misleading claims in its own advertising campaign

FCA lifts crypto ETN Ban: a turning point for UK retail investors

While the Financial Conduct Authority’s decision to lift its four-year ban on crypto exchange-traded notes marks a major policy shift, remaining gaps in the UK’s regulatory framework leave substantial risks

How law firms can truly know if AI works

Beneath the glossy promises of ‘99% accuracy,’ real progress demands rigorous evaluation, clear metrics, and continuous testing anchored in legal reality

London’s enduring dominance in global dispute resolution

Despite Brexit and international competition, London remains the world’s leading hub for commercial litigation and arbitration

When Is a high rent too high?

The Renters’ Rights Bill won’t touch luxury leases, for now. But inflation could soon change that.

Watson reshapes MOJ Portal claims strategy

The Court of Appeal curbs unlimited stays, forcing earlier disclosure and altering litigation strategies in low-value RTA claims

Third-party right to work checks risk

Outsourcing right to work checks leaves employers unprotected, exposing them to civil penalties and reputational damage