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Appropriate alternative development: the changing role of CAADs in compulsory purchase compensation

Recent reforms have made CAADs more important to compulsory purchase compensation, while increasing the costs and risks for claimants

Emma Rowell’s journey through brain injury

Emma Rowell’s story highlights the importance of recognising long-term brain injury symptoms affecting thousands in the UK

Legaline launches AI courtroom simulator

Legaline Platform has unveiled Meta Legal Space, the first AI mock trial tool in MENA for law students and trainees

Browne Jacobson strengthens London disputes team

Browne Jacobson has appointed Alexander Studholme as Partner in construction arbitration to enhance its services for clients across various sectors and regions

Wilkin Chapman Rollits partners achieve recognition

Four partners from Wilkin Chapman Rollits have been named in The Legal 500 Hall of Fame for 2027 rankings, showcasing their exceptional contributions to the...

Early pension withdrawals rise amid tax reforms

Recent research indicates a significant shift in financial planning among clients due to anticipated inheritance tax changes impacting pensions

GA Solicitors expands Bath office offerings

GA Solicitors has made a strategic recruitment move to enhance its Bath office services beyond energy law

SCUR-Alpha 1092 GmbH: High Court sanctions German group restructuring despite creditor objections

The High Court sanctioned a €166.6 million restructuring, rejecting objections over sanctions, creditor fairness and costs.