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Changing the law on bereavement damages

Bilal Hussain reflects on alternatives to laws in England and Wales, in comparison to Scotland and other European jurisdictions

The balancing act over AI

Lui Asquith explores the importance of upholding fundamental rights and innovation when regulating artificial intelligence

Home Office announces changes to police crime recording processes

Changes to processes estimated to save substantial amount of police time

Committee report criticises health assessments system for accessing benefits

Report finds health assessments system continues to let people down

UK part of operation to takedown criminal marketplace selling victim identities

International operation targets online marketplace selling stolen credentials

Understanding the most important allyship and inclusion behaviours in firms

Jo Kandola explores how leaders can play a positive role in fostering diversity within a firm

How can law firms become more innovative?

Jack Shepherd explores the benefits of purposeful innovation in helping firms achieve their objectives

UK sanctions those who have knowingly assisted sanctioned Russian oligarchs

The sanctions target financial fixers linked to Abramovich and Usmanov