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Historic treaty for legal protection awaits ratification

One year after signing, the UK government is urged to ratify the Luxembourg Convention to protect lawyers

South Staffs Water fined nearly £1m

Leigh Day welcomes significant fine imposed on South Staffordshire for a major data breach affecting customers and employees

Strengthening governance readiness for trustees

Trustees should enhance their governance structures to integrate investment, funding, and covenant considerations effectively

Duane Morris expands corporate team in London

Duane Morris has announced the addition of Simon Gamblin, Ben Chalkley, and Daniel Li to its London office as it celebrates 25 years of operation...

Energy solicitors promotes Ryan McDonald to partner

Energy Solicitors Ltd celebrates growth with Ryan McDonald's promotion to Partner, recognising his significant contributions and future potential at the firm

Manhattan Coffee v Mwagiru: when directors lack standing to sue in a company's name during liquidation

A director of a company in liquidation cannot bring proceedings in the company's name.

Rupert Lowe MP v ICGS: High Court rules parliamentary privilege bars judicial review of MP disciplinary proceedings

ICGS complaints against MPs fall within exclusive cognisance of the House of Commons.

Twigg and Bedford v R: Court of Appeal clarifies "in charge" under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991

Two people in different locations can simultaneously be in charge of a dangerous dog.