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Government makes major reforms to workers’ rights

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After Angela Rayner’s resignation, what's next for the Renters’ Rights Bill?

Angela Rayner’s resignation deepens uncertainty around abolishing no-fault evictions, leaving landlords, tenants and practitioners in a precarious limbo

Dinsdale Piranha, the Supreme Court, and the death of the separation of powers

Britain’s highest court now enables unchecked sanctions, abandoning oversight and eroding the rule of law.

New tech to monitor offenders remotely

A new pilot programme utilizes AI-driven face scanning technology to enhance surveillance of offenders and reduce crime

Tom Dell’Avvocato strengthens Crowell’s finance team

Tom Dell’Avvocato joins Crowell & Moring, enhancing their cross-border asset-based lending and finance capabilities

Law Commission calls for social care reform

The Law Commission proposes vital reforms to improve legal rights and support for disabled children

Express Solicitors turnover reaches £88.5m

Manchester-based personal injury law firm Express Solicitors has reported a significant increase in turnover, now standing at £88.5m, a notable rise from last year's figure of £70.6m

Nicholson v Masood: Collateral attack and abuse of process analysed

High Court considers when relitigation constitutes abuse of process in insolvency proceedings