Archive

Lawyers back inquiry over inquest into Grenfell fire

Interests of the victims must not be sidelined, says human rights solicitor

Supreme Court stays Charlie Gard ruling further 'with considerable hesitation'

Justices frustrated at course of action they regard as not in Charlie's best interests

SFO charges senior Barclays bankers with fraud

Lawyers review prospects of civil claims in connection with bank's 2008 fund raisings

Rebranding: What you need to know

When giving your firm a facelift remember to respect your past and know what your business represents, advises Matthew Kay

Finsbury Park victims offered pro bono legal advice

Police are treating the incident as an act of terrorism

An emphasis on data protection and fundraising

Sarah Clune looks at what is on the horizon for charities, including preparation for the new GDPR and changes to Charity Commission guidance

The invisible export

Competition between the international commercial courts of London and Dubai looks set to continue in the new global market, writes Rupert Reed QC

Off the record

The recent case of P & ors has highlighted the need for an overhaul of the criminal records system in England, writes Richard Easton