Tue Sep 26 2023
New UK data protection bill may lighten the burden for business
The UK's proposed bill modifies GDPR regulations, prompting debates over user privacy and EU data relations, says Alison BerrymanPractice Notes
New UK data protection bill may lighten the burden for business
Tue Sep 26 2023
Changing tactics in litigation – crystal ball gazing
Diane Parker discusses the potential consequences of the forthcoming intermediate track for civil claims.Mon Sep 25 2023
The dangers of funding assumptions
The Supreme Court highlights the risks that come with creative funding
Mon Sep 25 2023
SJ Interview: Hannah Ambrose
Hannah Ambrose is an international arbitration partner at Herbert Smith Freehills. She talks to Solicitors Journal about her practice and the Law Commission's recent proposals to update the Arbitration Act 1996.Thu Sep 21 2023
Birdnesting and mortgages in divorce
Joanna Newton observes how rising mortgage rates intensify property disputes in UK divorce cases.
Mon Sep 18 2023
Navigating the legal landscape of planning objections
Exploring the complex intersection of planning disputes, harassment, and legal rights
Wed Sep 13 2023
The challenge of decoding cryptoassets in criminal funding
Cryptoassets' growing misuse for criminal activities prompts urgent UK legal reform, balancing effective law enforcement with individual rights protection, says Sam Healey
Wed Sep 06 2023
The changing role of lawyers in a cyber-attack
In an increasingly data driven world, cyber-attacks are more prolific and damaging than ever before, says Matt Dowson.