
From Nigel Farage's controversial account closure to CEO resignations, David Greenhalgh explores how NatWest is navigating a public relations and legal minefield
From Nigel Farage's controversial account closure to CEO resignations, David Greenhalgh explores how NatWest is navigating a public relations and legal minefield
Filomena Sterkaj takes a deep dive into the murky waters of cohabitation law, inspired by the popular Barbie movie
Chris Benson is managing partner of Leigh Day. He talks to Solicitors Journal about building the firm, negative stories in the press and the firm's collective action against UK water companies.
Julie Norris and Alun Milford the UK's latest wide-ranging prohibition on legal advisory services connected with Russia
Gordon Wignall looks at a recent judgment about the power to vary an abatement notice with some remarks of wider interest as to statutory interpretation.
A landmark ruling in the English High Court facilitates offshore crypto asset recovery amid evolving regulatory landscape
Abigail Healey examines OFSI's approach to defamation license applications, probing access to justice and reputation rights
The Legal Service Board will look at how regulators can better tackle serious and wilful misconduct in the legal services industry - including through the introduction of higher fines.