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Civil Forfeiture of Cryptoassets in the Magistrates Court: logical extension or bridge too far?

Gareth Pons unpacks the expanded magistrates' court forfeiture regime and its implications for cryptoassets

Taylor Wessing continues global disputes expansion

The firm is pleased to announce the appointment of Parham Kouchikali as the latest partner-level addition to its international Disputes & Investigations practice in London

Charles Mmasi: Expanding legal frameworks in Sub-Saharan Africa's electricity industry

Charles Mmasi, Edwin Baru, and Alison Mellon analyse developments in nations leading the charge to transform their electricity sectors

Browne Jacobson appoints new procurement partner to government and infrastructure team

The firm enhances its government team with Bradley Martin, a public procurement law specialist

The court’s approach to alcohol dependency in private family law cases

Antonia Williamson, a Senior Associate at Freeths, discusses the court process when concerns about suspected alcohol dependency are raised in the context of private family...

Lord Chancellor swearing-in speech: Rt Hon Shabana Mahmood MP

Shabana Mahmood, in her swearing-in speech, highlights her commitment to justice, drawing inspiration from personal and professional experiences

CILEX moves towards changing regulatory delegation to SRA

CILEX considers changing regulatory oversight to SRA, aiming for final decision in October 2024

Complaint handling in legal services “not good enough”

The Legal Services Consumer Panel finds that robust regulatory intervention is needed to improve complaint handling