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By Marialuisa Taddia
Taylor Wessing LLP and Stephenson Harwood LLP are in merger talks as the European law firm seeks a foothold in London following its separation from its former U.K. arm.
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By Joanne Faulkner
Aircraft lessors face a fresh legal battle to recover losses for planes stranded in Russia in a trial beginning ...(read more)
By Jamie Lennox
Matthew Williams, head of real estate at Fladgate, has seen plenty of change since he joined the firm 22 years ...(read more)
By Alex Davidson
Legal challenges to the Financial Conduct Authority's motor finance redress program will reach a crucial stage on Oct. 5, when the Upper Tribunal begins a two-day hearing on scheduling its decision and whether to allow expert witnesses.
By Ashish Sareen
CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP said Friday it is preparing to consult with business services staff in the U.K. over a restructuring of the team, driven by changing client expectations and the need to harness technology.
Victoria Sharp, the president of the King's Bench Division, has retired from the judiciary after more than a decade in senior leadership roles.
By Christopher Crosby
Findings that Manchester City arranged "sham" commercial contracts to inflate its revenues and cut costs by £900 million ($1.2 billion) could trigger criminal and tax investigations, though any probes would face many legal and practical hurdles, lawyers say.
By Laura Stewart Liberty
More than 800 shareholders in Home REIT have sued the investor in social housing for £120 million ($158 million), seeking compensation for losses caused by allegedly "misleading statements" the company made about itself and its property portfolio.
By Joel Poultney
Capita PLC said Friday that it will "engage fully" with the National Audit Office after the parliamentary body launched an investigation into the outsourcing giant's administration of the Civil Service Pension Plan, which has come under fire.
By Adele Redmond
The Financial Conduct Authority has promised to review its engagement with a prolific whistleblower who died shortly after losing an employment tribunal claim against his former Wall Street employer.
By William Janes
The government plans to limit judicial reviews for important infrastructure projects by creating a "challenge window" or putting the projects to parliamentary votes to give them greater protection, but lawyers have warned that the proposals could cause more delays.
By Sophia Dourou
Supermodel Naomi Campbell successfully overturned a ban Thursday on acting as a charity trustee, after a tribunal found that she was "deceived" by a fellow trustee and did not know her charity's money was misused.
Employers in Britain are now required to conduct right-to-work checks on all workers as the regime for employees was extended on Thursday to cover all contractors, freelancers and gig economy workers.
By Robbie Kalus
Pogust Goodhead has refused to repay an £84 million ($111 million) loan that funded its mammoth group litigation against Australian mining company BHP, telling a London court that its barristers and insurers are entitled to compensation first.
Manchester City sponsor Etihad Airways has said it is considering legal action against the Premier League after an independent panel upheld a myriad of charges against the club relating to breaches of the league's financial rules.