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What now for the Renters (Reform) Bill?

Simon Foster and Laura Kent take a look at the Renters (Reform) Bill, which has suffered a setback, just six months after its unveiling on 17 May 2023

One of London's most respected law firms responds to new tougher Skilled Worker and Spouse Visa rules

Osbourne Pinner, has responded to the recently announced new visa rules, which are intended to reduce migration to the UK

More lawyers sought to stop domestic abusers interrogating victims

More legal professionals are being encouraged to help prevent domestic abusers cross-examining their victims in court

Navigating sexual misconduct allegations in universities

Peter Csemiczky examines the evolving landscape of how allegations of sexual misconduct are handled within educational institutions in the UK

A further setback for climate litigation?

Katie Allard and Ananta Singh explore the verdict in McGaughey and Davis v. Universities Superannuation Scheme Ltd and implications for future litigation

Old ways of accessing knowledge will coexist with Generative AI

Jack Shepherd discusses AI's evolving role in law firms and the need for practical application

Consumer champion Justin Gutmann Announces £3 billion plus ‘Loyalty Penalty’ Class Action claim against UK’s largest mobile network operators

The class action is the first to target the Major Network Operators’ practice of charging “loyalty penalties” -  charging existing customers more than new customers for the same services

Fight for the future of the criminal justice system hits the High Court

The Law Society of England and Wales launched a judicial review challenge after the government failed to increase criminal defence solicitors’ legal aid rates by the bare minimum 15%, as recommended by the independent review of criminal legal aid