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Court of Appeal clarifies credibility standards in political asylum claims: MH (Bangladesh) v SSHD

In a landmark decision, the Court of Appeal has provided essential guidance on asylum claims related to political persecution in Bangladesh

Media law judgement impacts reporting standards

A recent case highlights the balance between editorial freedom and individual rights under data protection regulations

Shareholder rights scrutinised in landmark case

The Court of Appeal’s ruling examines fiduciary duties and corporate governance through the Saxon Woods case

The nightmare of unregulated sperm donation using a sperm ‘super donor’

Natalie Sutherland, a Partner at Burgess Mee, provides a breakdown of three important judgments brought by a sperm donor and the risks they highlight in regard to unregulated sperm donation

Druces advises Sundae Bar on AIM admission

Druces LLP successfully advised Sundae Bar Plc on its AIM admission and a £2 million fundraising campaign resulting in significant growth potential for the AI-driven technology company.

Channel 4 report highlights Bar issues

A message from Kathryn Stone OBE addresses sexual harassment and bullying at the Bar amid ongoing concerns

Chris Packham challenges government protest laws

Chris Packham and Gaie Delap are legally challenging the UK government's crackdown on peaceful protests

Organised crime member’s sentence extended

Stephen Wills has had his sentence increased to 14 years due to his severe criminal conduct and intervention by the Solicitor General