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CILEX calls for balanced digital evidence reforms

CILEX urges that changes to laws on digital evidence in criminal cases must strike a balance between scrutiny and practicality to ensure justice and efficiency in the legal system

Freeths successfully advises MHA plc IPO

Freeths has guided accountancy firm MHA through a £250 million IPO on the London Stock Exchange

Shoosmiths launches sustainability strategy for net zero

Shoosmiths has unveiled a new sustainability strategy aimed at achieving Net Zero by 2040 through key initiatives

Fieldfisher secures transformative energy data deal

Fieldfisher has guided the sale of Astral Tech to IMServ, significantly enhancing energy data services offerings across the UK

Clarke Willmott promotes new partners and associates

National law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has revealed internal promotions for 2025, celebrating colleagues' exceptional contributions and their commitment to the firm’s success

Dual criminality and the reach of UK criminal law

Andrew Bird KC, Louisa Collins and Rebecca Hill examine a Supreme Court ruling that redefines dual criminality and reshapes the scope of UK extradition law

Court ruling on Bridgen and Hancock

The recent EWHC judgment highlights defamation case involving Andrew Bridgen and Matt Hancock

High court judgment shapes cost estimate obligations

The judgment in Emmanouil Spanakis v Schillings International LLP clarifies solicitors' responsibilities regarding cost estimates and client relations