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Scaling back juries won’t fix justice delays

Plans to curtail jury trials disguise ideology as reform and risk undermining centuries of English criminal justice

Sidley announces new partners and counsel across Europe

Sidley Austin LLP has elected 29 new partners and 15 counsel across its European and U.S. offices, effective January 1, 2026

Open justice by default: PD 51ZH explained

From January 2026, PD 51ZH will fundamentally reshape non-party access to key commercial court documents

Ison Harrison announces record bonus payment

Ison Harrison has awarded £5,000 each to eligible employees as part of its annual profit share scheme

Updates to UK maritime law announced

The UK government provides updates on maritime law changes that will take effect from 2026 to improve safety and compliance with international standards

Increased access to justice for claimants

The government's plans will enhance funding avenues for ordinary people seeking justice against powerful organisations

Judicial review seeks police union rights

Two police officers are challenging a century-old law that prohibits them from joining trade unions

Government plans to enhance union access

The UK Government is set to implement significant reforms to enhance trade union rights including workplace access