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The new family procedure rules and new pre-action protocols in both private children and financial remedies

Karen Barham from Moore Barlow takes a closer look at the new pre-action protocols and provides a recap on the Family Procedure (Amendment No 2) Rules

Supreme Court rules UK law on industrial action is incompatible with workers’ human rights

Louisa Simpson from Pump Court Chambers looks at the recent Supreme Court ruling in Secretary of State for Business and Trade (Respondent) v Mercer (Appellant) [2024] UKSC 12 and the wider implications of the judgment

DLA Piper advises Daimler Truck on planned digital transformation joint venture with Volvo Group

The international law firm advises Daimler Truck to develop a software-defined vehicle platform

North Wales solicitor supports Ukrainian families amid war crisis

Debbie Owens of Gamlins Law provides shelter and aid to Ukrainian families, supporting them with vital supplies and accommodation

New partner for Clarke Willmott’s Birmingham office

Richard Saxton joins as partner in its Birmingham commercial property team

General election: Stone King first law firm accredited as a voter registration champion

This initiative comes in anticipation of the UK Parliamentary General Election on 4 July

Small claims trials taking over a year, reveals access to justice crisis

Newly released data highlights a critical access to justice crisis in the UK's County Courts, with small claims cases now taking more than a year (54 weeks) to reach trial

Freeths advises on LDC’s exit from Cardel, a leading manufacturer of specialist components, to Lifco.

The national law firm, has successfully advised on LDC’s exit from Cardel, a prominent manufacturer and supplier of specialist components, following its acquisition by Lifco, a Swedish-headquartered investment group