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Denial of landlord’s title: an outdated relic?

Mark Pawlowski asks whether the time has come to abandon the law on denial of landlord's title as an outmoded relic of the past

FCA charges individual with fraud over unauthorised investment scheme

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has launched criminal proceedings against Daniel Pugh, who is charged with one count of fraud and three offences of breaching the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000

Post Office inquiry chair calls on government to resolve compensation issues

The chair of the inquiry into the Post Office Horizon scandal, Sir Wyn Williams, has called for "action and legislative change" to enable full and fair compensation for the sub-postmasters affected by the matter. 

Working in a post-pandemic world

Matthew Briggs considers the tax implications for employees and employers when employees work abroad

Something strange in the neighbourhood

Jessica Jamieson asks: should we be afraid of ghostbots?

Hanging out the washing

Liz Carter and Alice Hunter look at how to cut through the jargon and communicate your firm's true sustainability credentials

CILEX announces new president

Regulatory lawyer, Emma Davies, has taken over as the 60th president of CILEX and its 13th female president

Two solicitors join Insolvency Rules Committee

The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointment of Robert Paterson and Alexander Wood as solicitor members of the Insolvency Rules Committee