Month: October 2024

In-house lawyers are a fast growing part of the legal profession. Approximately one in four solicitors across England and Wales are in-house – it has become an exciting

AI and the Importance of the Legal Chronology “You can’t handle the truth!” Jack Nicholson’s character, Colonel Jessup, famously screams in A Few Good Men. It’s an iconic

Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal). Source link

Shehabi and Another v The Kingdom of Bahrain [2024] EWCA Civ 1158 The claimants were pro-democracy activists and prominent members of the Bahraini opposition movement. One was a

You may have seen Segun Osuntokun’s recent comments in the Daily Telegraph about the importance of respecting lawyers’ work-life balance, particularly the suggestion that non-urgent emails be refrained

Artificial intelligence continues to dominate lawtech, but will the challenges of regulation slow the pace of innovation? Source link

The low down It is easy enough to find town centres and high streets that have been hit hard by changes in the way we shop. Retail was

Five months after its decision in UniCredit Bank GmbH v RusChemAlliance LLC, confirming the grant of an anti-suit injunction (ASI), the Supreme Court recently handed down its written

For too long, the laws that apply to co-operatives and community benefit societies (often described as ‘mutuals’) in the UK have remained largely unchanged, but at last change

The Employment Rights Bill (ERB) was introduced within 100 days, as promised, by the new Labour government on 10 October. For those of us who practise in this