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Power Shifts, Responsibility Holds

From AI liability and freezing injunctions to private equity governance and regulatory reform, this issue traces a legal system adapting to new pressures while keeping...

Court of Appeal dismisses school's VAT challenge

A group of private schools, pupils and parents have lost a Court of Appeal challenge over VAT on school fees

Why law firms must put people before technology

As artificial intelligence reshapes legal practice, effective adoption depends on more than technological investment

Application now open for civil panel counsel

The Attorney General’s Office is seeking new members for the London A, B and C panels in 2026

Rethinking competition policy for today

In her Antitrust Summit speech, Sarah Cardell outlines the evolving role of competition policy amid global uncertainties

Freeths strengthens employment and pensions team

Freeths has welcomed seven new lawyers, enhancing its Employment & Pensions team in response to increasing client demand

Burges Salmon advises on solar acquisition

Burges Salmon assisted Ampyr Solar Europe in acquiring the 530+ MWp East Yorkshire Solar Project, enhancing renewable energy infrastructure in the UK

Trial resumes on Dieselgate scandal claims

The High Court trial regarding the Dieselgate scandal will continue on 2 March 2026 in London