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Extradition appeal dismissed for Pawel Kalandyk

High Court dismisses Pawel Kalandyk's appeal against extradition to Poland

Tribunal denies late appeal in tax security case

Tribunal refused a late appeal request concerning a tax security notice, highlighting the importance of adhering to statutory deadlines

Brazilian communities win UK lawsuit

High Court rules that Brazilian quilombola communities can bring environmental damage claim against UK mining company Brazil Iron in English courts

Hannes Snellman launches refreshed brand

Hannes Snellman has launched a refreshed brand designed to better reflect its identity and future direction. The Finnish law firm, which operates in global markets, aims to present a brand that aligns with its strategic goals and values

AI safety: why a new approach is needed

John deVadoss, Global Blockchain Business Council Board Member and co-Chair AI, Washington D.C. and Dr. Matthias Artzt, Senior Legal Counsel at Deutsche Bank AG Frankfurt

Energy attorney joins Hunton Tokyo

Hunton Andrews Kurth expands its energy and infrastructure practice with the addition of Nathaniel Rowe

Legal aid crisis demands action

The Law Society of Scotland will ensure the newly launched Holyrood inquiry fully understands the extent of the civil legal aid crisis and the urgent changes needed to restore the system

Litigation Funding 

 With the CJC’s consultation on its Review of Litigation Funding now closed, the CJC faces a plethora of views on the way litigation is funded in England and Wales, with a focus on third party funding (TPF) – financial support provided by commercial organisations in return for a share of the damages.