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VAT on independent school fees: a legal analysis of the judicial review claim R (ALR and others) v Chancellor of the Exchequer

Robert Lewis, Alexandra Agnew, Grace Houghton and Elizabeth Fitton from Mishcon de Reya dissect the ruling and its wider implications

Paul Hastings aids Asset Reality's FCA registration

Paul Hastings has successfully guided Asset Reality through its FCA registration process as a cryptoasset business

Navigating the crosscurrents: learning points from the Independent Water Commission’s interim report

Nicola Williams, a Partner at Eversheds Sutherland, explains what the interim report could mean for the future of the water sector and the legal professionals working within it

Norton Rose Fulbright secures Carlsberg contract

Norton Rose Fulbright has been reappointed to Carlsberg Group’s global legal panel for three years

Freeths supports Electric Land's joint venture

Freeths has advised Electric Land on its joint venture with Dais Energy Ventures to develop BESS projects in Germany

KWM advises Greatland on successful IPO

King and Wood Mallesons has successfully guided Greatland Resources through a significant ASX listing process

DLA Piper advises Optima Bank issuance

DLA Piper has successfully guided Optima Bank through a EUR150 million bond issuance under EMTN Programme

Can artificial intelligence be trusted for legal research? Lessons from Ayinde

James Tumbridge, a Partner at Keystone Law, looks at the decision in Ayinde, R (On the Application Of) v London Borough of Haringey [2025] EWHC 1383 (Admin) (6 June 2025) concerning the duties that lawyers owe to the court and the actual or suspected use of artificial intelligence by lawyers to generate legal documents or arguments without adequate checking of the outputs