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Charity status as a social contract

Dame Julia Unwin recently emphasised the importance of registered charity status as a form of social contract prioritising stewardship and public trust

Why the UK's opt-out collective proceedings regime must be allowed to succeed

With landmark cases finally delivering redress, the opt-out regime is working; but lobbying pressure threatens to undermine it

Taylor Swift trademarks voice and image for protection

Taylor Swift is taking significant steps to safeguard her identity against AI impersonations by filing trademarks

Blacks Solicitors promotes Rebecca Holden to leadership role

Blacks Solicitors has appointed Rebecca Holden as Head of Corporate, underscoring its strategic growth ambitions in complex transactions

Refuge reports increased image abuse cases

Refuge highlights growing intimate image abuse reports alongside declining charging rates for perpetrators

Armed Forces Bill Committee publishes report

The Select Committee on the Armed Forces Bill has released a special report highlighting key recommendations

Legal crisis reveals urgent need for action

Nearly one in ten legal inquiries in England and Wales is from those facing hearings within days

Survey aims to enhance legal aid services

The Legal Aid Agency has launched a survey to better understand legal aid capacity and demand for providers