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The Chișinău Political Declaration: what does it actually change?

Despite its limited legal force, the Chișinău Declaration could influence domestic courts and Strasbourg migration litigation

James Cook University study reveals litigation's hidden impacts

A recent study exposes the psychological harm embedded in Australia's civil litigation system and calls for reform

Trio of solicitors qualify at firm

Three members of Jackson Lees Group's team have successfully qualified as solicitors after their training contracts concluded in the north west

London maritime arbitration sees growth

A new report highlights London’s resurgence as a maritime arbitration hub while Singapore and Hong Kong thrive

Freeths helps Wattstor with renewable energy project

Freeths has guided Wattstor in a renewable energy initiative for John Wainwright & Co Ltd to enhance sustainability and reduce costs

Mixed market trends impact partner hiring

The latest Macrae Legalscape reports for H1 2026 highlight diverse partner movement across four key markets including London and New York with corporate demand driving...

Meta Platforms v Lovdahl Gormsen: Court of Appeal permits user damages claim in Facebook data case

Court of Appeal allows novel user damages claim over Facebook's use of off-platform data

Badham v Jaguar Land Rover: EAT dismisses disability appeal on issue estoppel grounds

EAT rules prior tribunal findings barred relitigation of disability discrimination claim under Equality Act