Category: UK News

[ad_1] Decisions filed recently with the Law Society (which may be subject to appeal). [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Working in Trafalgar Square was enjoyable. Somehow, everyone in the firm felt that we were at the very heart of London, with all its amenities readily available. 

[ad_1] Back in March this year national criminal defence law firm, Tuckers Solicitors, were fined nearly £100,000 for a ransomware attack which resulted in 972,000 files being encrypted.

[ad_1] This year marks 25 years since Lord Woolf introduced ADR to mainstream civil litigation in England and Wales. The contents of his 2007 report were embodied in

[ad_1] The Court of Appeal has given judgment in George v Cannell [2022] EWCA Civ 1067 and allowed Fiona George’s appeal against the High Court’s decision that her

[ad_1] Failure to consider regulatory issues at an early stage when mulling a merger can result in fundamental SRA Principles and Rules relating to confidentiality and conflicts of

[ad_1] Two cases have caught my attention in the past few weeks. The first is that of a girl allegedly raped at the age of 13 who will

[ad_1] A court may proceed with a trial in the absence of a party. The non-attending party may subsequently make an application to the court to set aside

[ad_1] Litigation funders look set to fight any attempt by UK legislators to mirror a newly announced clampdown on the sector across the EU. Brussels is planning to

[ad_1] Peter Mark Arnstein Application 12314-2022 Admitted 1977 Hearing 26-27 July 2022 Reasons 17 August 2022 The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal ordered that the respondent should pay a fine