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The will to find a way: POCA and criminal confiscation

Nicola Finnerty, Gemma Tombs and Phil Taylor examine Law Commission reform recommendations on proceeds of crime confiscation

Dinosaurs and dancing elephants: better business performance

Chris Marston reviews how firms can optimise personnel in practice

Watson Farley and Williams welcomes aviation and international law expert

The firm's new expert is also secretary general of the Aviation Working Group

Happy New Year: happy days again?

David Pickup reflects back, considering whether 2023 will be a better year for lawyers

Russia sanctions regime bans trust services

The UK Government's financial sanctions regime now includes a ban on providing trust services to those connected with Russia

Health Secretary and Health Security Agency to be sued by families over care home covid deaths

Families whose loved ones died in care homes during the covid 19 pandemic are preparing legal claims against the Health Secretary, the Health Security Agency and individual care homes

Tesco and Intertek face claims of forced labour and debt bondage at F&F fashion factory

Burmese migrants were made to work up to 99 hours a week on unlawful wages and in forced labour conditions at a Thailand factory making clothes for Tesco's F&F fashion range, it is alleged in a legal action brought by a group of workers

Lubna Shuja speaks out about the poor state of repair of many courts across the country

The shambolic state of court buildings across England and Wales – including leaking toilets, broken heating, sewage, mould and asbestos – has been laid bare in a new report launched today.*