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Lord David Neuberger: SJ Interview

For the April 2025 volume, Lord David Neuberger speaks to the Solicitors Journal

Trade wars and tariff disputes: legal challenges and business implications

Escalating trade wars, driven by US tariffs, challenge WTO rules, disrupt global supply chains, and force businesses to navigate legal uncertainties and shifting market dynamics, says Andreas Haak

UK, France and Switzerland form anti-corruption alliance

The UK, France, and Switzerland announce a new anti-corruption taskforce to tackle international bribery and corruption

Edwin Coe strengthens Intellectual Property team

Edwin Coe has expanded its Intellectual Property team with the appointment of Dennis Lee and Lakmal Walawage as partners

Wright Johnston & Mackenzie merger deal

Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie is merging with Davidson Chalmers Stewart, strengthening legal services across Scotland

Will legal aid, as with so many other public services, simply be co-opted into a system of managed decline?

Daniel Newman, Professor in Law at Cardiff University, Emma Cooke, Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Kent, and Jess Mant, a Senior Research Fellow at Monash University, discuss the findings from their recent project funded by the British Academy on the legal aid sector

Court cases must uphold integrity

Protestors should be judged on integrity, not remorse, in trials for non-violent offences, study finds

Legal aid fees must rise

The Law Society calls for increased legal aid funding to safeguard access to justice for all