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Clinical negligence and PI

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The UK collaborates with Five Eyes allies to combat fraud and enhance international response mechanisms

The Law Society of Scotland has been given three years to prepare for significant regulatory changes in legal services

Professor Barry Rodger has successfully secured a £260 million settlement for UK app developers against Google

The FCA’s new non-financial misconduct rules take effect on 1 September, reshaping workplace conduct protocols

Meta's $16.68 billion settlement prompts questions about the effectiveness of changes to protect children online

The new database is likely to impose further compliance requirements on landlords and tie in with the possession process

The Bar Council criticises the government's proposals on criminal legal aid as lacking evidence and fairness

The Law Society of Scotland has released an updated guidance for conveyancing solicitors regarding letters of obligation and advance notices

The HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate praises the Military Court Service for effective leadership and technology solutions

Court of Protection rules life-sustaining treatment no longer serves a young man's best interests.

TCC clarifies test for implying good faith duties into commercial and settlement agreements.

Employment Appeal Tribunal finds Certification Officer wrongly struck out a union member's rulebook interpretation dispute.

Court of Appeal finds Home Secretary was right to certify a trafficking victim's protection claim as clearly unfounded.

Thom Brooks discusses fairer citizenship policy, immigration and sentencing