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Howard couple wins partial appeal against GE Money

The appeal court partially upheld the Howards' claims against Promontoria while dismissing those against GE Money

Tribunal upholds instructor disqualification ruling

The UK First-tier Tribunal has upheld the disqualification of a driving instructor following serious allegations against him

Tribunal decision upholds penalties for non-compliance

The First-tier Tribunal confirms penalties against Revolver Media Limited for failing to meet pension contributions obligations

IBM and LZLabs legal case outcome

The recent Technology and Construction Court ruling in the IBM vs LZLabs case highlights critical contract law principles

Family court ruling highlights financial complexities

A recent family court case emphasises the importance of transparency in financial disclosures during divorce proceedings

Water executives face harsh penalties for pollution

New laws aim to enforce strict consequences on water company executives involved in illegal sewage dumping

SJ Interview: Harriet Wistrich

For the May 2025 volume, Harriet Wistrich speaks to the Solicitors Journal about her book 'Sister in Law: Fighting for Justice in a System Designed...

Private lives, public standards: balancing personal privacy with professional standards for regulated professionals

Emma Nightingale and Sheetul Sowdagur explore how far regulators can lawfully scrutinise private conduct and where the boundaries of professional oversight should lie