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By Adele Redmond
Salaried partnerships are becoming a new glass ceiling for female lawyers as women are forced to make hard choices between career progression and parenthood.
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By Martin Croucher
Britain has launched landmark trials of robotaxis in London, but delayed regulation could leave insurers, operat...(read more)
By Robbie Kalus
A Brazilian indigenous group leader has sued Pogust Goodhead as part of an effort to remove the firm as counsel ...(read more)
By Eddie Beaver
Retailer Next was entitled to pay its mostly male warehouse workers more than its predominantly female sales consultants because it needed the higher wages to recruit and retain warehouse operatives, an appeals tribunal ruled Monday as it overturned a decision that the pay gap was unlawful.
By Joel Poultney
The Financial Conduct Authority will meet with creditors that have called on the regulator to investigate Barclays Bank and its conduct in connection with the collapse of Market Financial Solutions Ltd., a person familiar with the matter told Law360 Monday.
By Joanne Faulkner
Grindr has agreed to pay £26 million ($35 million) to settle a U.K. group action by thousands of users who allege that it misused data on their HIV status and most recent test date, according to a U.S. regulatory filing.
Amazon asked a London tribunal on Monday to carve larger merchants out of a certified opt-out class action worth an estimated £2.7 billion ($3.65 billion) over alleged competition abuses, arguing they should participate only on an opt-in basis.
Male partners at the highest-earning law firms in Britain were typically paid 26% more than their female colleagues in 2025, despite progress in closing the pay gap for employees.
By Christopher Crosby
Although the Serious Fraud Office's settlement with ENRC closes an uncomfortable chapter that the agency insists cannot recur, lawyers say its real test is whether it can stop the weaknesses exposed by the scandal from returning again.
By Alex Davidson
The Financial Conduct Authority proposed Friday to defer some rules for its new crypto regime to prevent disruptions to crypto-assets that are already available to retail investors.
The former deputy chief of England's police association can pursue harassment claims against the body's former chief executive, alleging that he forced her out after she accused him of misappropriating funds.
By Sophia Dourou
The founders of production company Pulse Films, now owned by Vice Media, have failed to force former Vice executives to disclose documents about the media giant's financial troubles ahead of a potential $20 million fraud claim.
The U.K. government has proposed rules to streamline the correction of historic pension inequalities between men and women.
British-Thai billionaire Christopher Harborne has sued Ben Habib for libel, alleging that the former Reform UK deputy leader falsely accused him of paying Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson to influence the 2019 General Election.
By Jamie Lennox
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal said in a first-of-its-kind ruling released Thursday that it has banned a foreign lawyer who repeatedly used artificial intelligence to generate inaccurate case citations.