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Bevan Brittan enhances construction practice with new hire

Bevan Brittan has strengthened its construction team by hiring expert partner Perveen Akhter from Freeths

Local government reorganisation: ambition, fragmentation and the limits of judicial review

Sweeping council restructuring faces legal risk, political resistance and growing uncertainty over delivery, consistency and process

Why mid-sized firms can’t afford to get cybersecurity wrong

Mid-sized UK law firms are prime targets for cybercriminals, not just because of the money they handle, but the deeply personal data they hold.

Winckworth Sherwood supports £1bn housing investment

Winckworth Sherwood has successfully advised Park Properties Housing Association on a major £1bn investment aimed at enhancing affordable housing delivery across the UK

New complaints system to safeguard speech

The UK Government has unveiled a complaints system aimed at protecting freedom of speech in universities

In-house legal talent recognised as rising stars

The Law Society of Scotland has announced its In-house Rising Stars for 2026, recognising exceptional talent in the legal sector

FCA accused of hypocrisy over delays

Kevin Durkin criticises the FCA for its delay warnings regarding the £9.1 billion motor finance compensation scheme

Chancellor unites banks on economic plan

Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasised the need for economic stability and collaboration among retail banks to bolster the UK’s resilience amid global uncertainties