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Ugandan farmers fight to halt EACOP

Four Ugandan farmers have launched a groundbreaking legal battle in the UK High Court against EACOP Ltd, the UK-registered operator of the East African Crude...

Mediation popularity grows amid court pressures

Family mediation is on the rise as individuals seek effective resolutions for disputes without court intervention

Sentencing Council seeks opinions on guidelines

The Sentencing Council has initiated a consultation on proposed guidelines for facilitating and endangering people during sea crossings to the UK

New regulations protect terms for vehicles

New regulations aim to prevent misleading marketing of automated vehicles, ensuring public safety and trust in technology

Newly qualified solicitors enhance Worcester firm

Three newly qualified solicitors are making their mark at a Worcester law firm after completing training contracts

SJ Interview: Sohail Ali

Sohail Ali is a Disputes partner at DLA Piper, advising clients on complex cross-border litigation and arbitration matters. Alongside his practice, is also is a...

Upper Tribunal rules Invisalign aligners are not dental prostheses in HMRC v Align Technology

Upper Tribunal holds Invisalign clear aligners are standard-rated for VAT, not exempt dental prostheses.

Court of Appeal upholds foreign law finding in Kerish v Opel commercial agency dispute

Court of Appeal upholds ruling that Palestinian car dealer was not a commercial agent.