Bench Verdicts

The SRA seeks to impose unlimited fines for economic crime cases under the new ECCTA regulations, enhancing regulatory efficiency.

The SRA postpones compliance reforms after law firms warn proposed changes may force closures, delaying enforcement until further review.

Google settlement lawyers agree to a £12m payout after the Competition Appeal Tribunal approves a £260m deal involving the Play Store, though the lawyers receiv

Spain's 2026 disability law reforms enhance rights and inclusion for individuals with disabilities, amending key legislation.

Law firms may lose clients at intake stage, affecting their marketing efforts and client relationships.

The Court of Appeal has overturned the 1976 theft convictions of two men, Christopher Poulter and Kevin Biggs , after new evidence linked their case to a.

The UK will review Hague Convention cases tied to domestic abuse, challenging assumptions that mothers fleeing abusive partners are guilty of child abduction.

A long-term strategy is essential to reduce female prison populations, addressing the crisis in our courts and ensuring credible reforms beyond short-term fixes

Mass destruction is proposed as a new crime against humanity to stop states from punishing civilians by destroying infrastructure, a white paper says.

Kwesi Pratt Jr. challenges reparations debate by exposing how legal architecture for compensation falls short of addressing trafficking's true legacy.