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Employment tribunals on the brink of collapse

Labour’s short-lived tribunal fee proposal exposed a justice system already buckling under years of neglect and overload

Tsatani v Greece: Public statements during disciplinary proceedings breach impartiality standards

ECHR finds violation where Court President publicly dismissed recusal request during confidential investigation

Tuğluk v Türkiye: Pre-trial detention of opposition politician violated Convention rights

ECHR finds lack of reasonable suspicion and ulterior political motive in detention case

DLA Piper supports Duke Street acquisition

DLA Piper has successfully advised Duke Street on the acquisition of McAvoy from Blantyre Capital

Law change risks justice for victims

Plans to introduce new legal defences for alleged abusers in child sexual abuse cases could further traumatise victims and impede their pursuit of justice

Ionic Legal strengthens IP team expansion

Ionic Legal enhances its capability in intellectual property litigation with partner hire Tania D’Souza Culora in London and the launch of a new office in...

Georgia v Russia (IV): European Court awards €253 million in just satisfaction

Major inter-state ruling addresses human rights violations along administrative boundary line

B.F. v. Greece: detention conditions and effective remedies for asylum seekers

ECHR finds Article 3 violation for prolonged police station detention despite lawful basis