[ad_1] The UK legal market continues to consolidate with at least 15 mergers involving top-200 firms in the last year. Recent examples include the acquisition of Coffin Mew
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[ad_1] Since the introduction of fundamental dishonesty (FD) as a defence against personal injury and clinical negligence claims under section 57 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act
[ad_1] When our managing partner took up his post in 2020, he was keen to refresh the firm’s strategic direction. There was significant appetite across the firm’s partners
[ad_1] The judgment of Mr Justice Nicklin (pictured below) in MBR Acres Ltd & Ors v McGivern [2022] EWHC 2072 (QB) is one which has certainly got lawyers
[ad_1] Cases involving the misappropriation or use of digital assets in connection with wrongdoing continue to rise. The majority of blockchains publicly broadcast a comprehensive ledger of all
