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Benjimin Burgher appointment of a Salaried Regional Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals (England and Wales)

The Lord Chancellor, The Right Honourable Alex Chalk KC MP, has appointed Benjimin Burgher to be a Salaried Regional Employment Judge of the Employment Tribunals (England and Wales)

Carey Olsen advises on two schemes of arrangement for London-listed REITs

Carey Olsen has seen an increase in public takeover activity in the first half of 2023, as shown by its completion of two takeovers of Guernsey-incorporated real estate investment trusts (REITs) in recent weeks

Corrs advises lenders on Bain Capital’s A$959 million proposed take-private of Estia Health

Pursued by global sponsor Bain Capital for five months, Estia operates as one of Australia's larger residential aged care providers

Irwin Mitchell Posts Revenue Growth and Invests For The Future

Irwin Mitchell Group has today announced its annual results for the full year ended 30 April 2023 (FY23) posting year-on-year revenue growth and highlighting investments to support future sustainable growth as it develops a broader range of services to meet client demand

CILEx Regulation’s initial response to CILEX’s Consultation:  Enhancing Consumer Trust & Confidence

CILEX has today published its Consultation 'Enhancing Consumer Trust and Confidenc'; CILEx Regulation (CRL) will be responding formally to the Consultation.

Robin AI Launches Free AI-Generated Legal Dictionary

Robin AI, the legal AI startup, today introduces The Legal Dictionary, a free tool available to anyone who needs access to high quality, common legal clauses for their commercial agreements

High Court rules DWP in breach of equality laws

The High Court found that the Department for Work and Pensions unlawfully failed to provide blind people with accessible communications regarding their benefits

Permission granted for court challenge over government’s ‘irrational’ criminal legal aid decision

The High Court has granted the Law Society permission to bring a judicial review challenge against the government The application for permission was made after the government failed to increase criminal defence solicitors' legal aid rates by the bare minimum 15%, as recommended by Lord Bellamy's independent review on criminal legal aid.