Serious Fraud Office's interim director pledges to accelerate innovation, 'including the responsible use of AI'.

It also supports the government’s ambition to maintain the UK’s position as a world-leading legal centre by promoting ...

An independent review of the Legal Services Board has revived debate about the case for a root-and-branch review of ...

A solicitor and part time judge making a claim through the employment tribunal has been denied anonymity - partly on the ...

A businessman described as the ‘architect and originator’ of a plot to plant a fake bomb outside a barristers' chambers has lost an appeal against his conviction and sentence. Following a hearing on ...

Two years after merger, the firm is 'more focused, and advising on a greater share of its clients' most significant matters'.

Attorney general Lord Hermer should have publicly corrected factual inaccuracies made in a CPS press release in the so-called ...

A leading US firm with a significant London presence is preparing to shed around 10% of its global workforce. K&L Gates, ...

Law Society urges UN to scrutinise Zimbabwe over intimidation, attacks and politically motivated prosecutions targeting ...

Ahead of the 2026 Men’s FIFA World Cup, Ofcom issued a pointed warning: those working in sport must be protected from online ...

Some legal employers are clear - they want to see people back in the office more often. Has the sector found a balance which ...

It is clear that FIFA has no intention of closing the accountability gap it has created. It is heartening to see other ...