Trump ordered to answer questions under oath in BBC lawsuit – BBC
Donald Trump has been ordered to answer questions under oath in a lawsuit brought against him by the BBC. The order means he is required to give sworn evidence as …
Donald Trump has been ordered to answer questions under oath in a lawsuit brought against him by the BBC. The order means he is required to give sworn evidence as …
Uber has secured a bid to have a proposed UK mass lawsuit brought by black cab drivers thrown out. The development narrows the immediate legal exposure arising from the claim …
Legal Aid Agency cyberattack exposes 250,000 historical records and banking data A cyberattack on the Legal Aid Agency has exposed around 250,000 historical records together with banking details. The incident …
Legal AI firms Harvey and Legora are drawing increased attention as rivals in the same market space. The issue is commercial rather than judicial, but it raises legal and practical …
A UK court has ruled in the case concerning the confiscated 61,000 BTC, marking a significant legal development in one of the most closely watched cryptocurrency disputes. The ruling affects …
Questions about whether Nigel Farage can ban asylum in the UK turn on the limits of domestic political power and the constraints of international law. A UK government or political …
Trump faces a renewed legal dispute in relation to a £7.5 billion BBC claim, with the judge’s approach bringing his children into the case. The development increases the scope of …
Drumcree parade ban legal challenge adjourned in Northern Ireland A legal challenge concerning the Northern Ireland Secretary’s decision to ban the Drumcree parade has been adjourned. The adjournment means the …
LCIA 2025 casework points to continued stability, a strong role for London and English law, and a marked rise in Early Determination. The report also highlights that the LCIA remains …
Ofcom has opened an investigation into Meta’s compliance with UK online safety laws, placing the company under formal regulatory scrutiny in relation to its duties in the UK. The development …
