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Supreme Court appoints Lord Justice Snowden

Lord Justice Snowden has been appointed as a Justice of the Supreme Court after recommendations from an independent commission

Just Eat faces crucial tribunal hearing

Just Eat is set to face an Employment Tribunal next week, determining the status of over 7,000 couriers

Hugh James enhances London presence significantly

Hugh James has acquired Howat Avraam to boost its corporate, employment, and disputes capabilities in London

Significant reform in commonhold tenure

The UK government’s proposed ban on leasehold for new flats marks an important move towards reforming commonhold as endorsed by the Law Society of England...

Collaborative effort brings 70 new homes

A new 70-home development is underway in Melton Mowbray thanks to extensive teamwork among key stakeholders

Landlords must adapt to new rules

Over 28,000 landlords relied on a now-terminated possession route, necessitating urgent compliance with new legislation

New members appointed to Civil Justice Council

The Lord Chancellor has announced the appointment of seven new members to the Civil Justice Council, bringing diverse expertise to the advisory body focused on...

Public legal education gets a boost

The Attorney General's Office is revamping the Public Legal Education Committee to enhance legal awareness and support communities