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Unfair prejudice petitions: getting standing right

Standing is a fundamental requirement in unfair prejudice petitions, but defective share transfers and poorly maintained company records can make it unexpectedly complicated

International demand for UK legal services surges

The UK legal sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, with exports nearing £11 billion over five years

Why first impressions are crucial

Potential clients greatly value human connection during initial interactions with law firms to secure trust

Christopher Stothers joins Carpmaels & Ransford

Carpmaels & Ransford expands its Litigation team with the addition of renowned patent litigator Christopher Stothers

Cian O’Carroll Solicitors rebrands for clarity

Cian O'Carroll Solicitors has unveiled a refreshed identity to authentically showcase its specialist legal work and expertise

Freeths appoints Heather Gibson as partner

Freeths has bolstered its national Tax team with the appointment of Heather Gibson as Partner, enhancing capabilities in corporate, private equity, and real estate taxation

Court limits costs assessments for ATE

The Court of Appeal has ruled against clients using Solicitors Act costs assessments to investigate ATE commissions in a decision that clarifies legal practices around...

Carter-Ruck v SRA: High Court rules section 44B notices cannot compel privileged material

High Court holds SRA cannot use section 44B notices to compel client-privileged documents without waiver.