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A further setback for climate litigation?

Katie Allard and Ananta Singh explore the verdict in McGaughey and Davis v. Universities Superannuation Scheme Ltd and implications for future litigation

Old ways of accessing knowledge will coexist with Generative AI

Jack Shepherd discusses AI's evolving role in law firms and the need for practical application

Consumer champion Justin Gutmann Announces £3 billion plus ‘Loyalty Penalty’ Class Action claim against UK’s largest mobile network operators

The class action is the first to target the Major Network Operators’ practice of charging “loyalty penalties” - charging existing customers more than new customers...

Fight for the future of the criminal justice system hits the High Court

The Law Society of England and Wales launched a judicial review challenge after the government failed to increase criminal defence solicitors’ legal aid rates by...

Fieldfisher bolsters Restructuring & Insolvency practice with hire of insolvency litigation partner

European law firm Fieldfisher is pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Keane as an insolvency litigation partner in its Manchester office, fortifying the firm's...

Record court waiting times mean UK has a third-rate justice system

ACSO urges ministers to ‘get a grip’ and set clear targets for improvement

SJ Interview: Jamie Goldsmith KC

Jamie Goldsmith KC is a barrister and founder of Pro Bono Connect, a network that matches pro bono barristers and solicitors. He talks to Solicitors...

Business interruption and disaster recovery in the post-covid era

Alastair Murray outlines the importance of robust business interruption plans