Private equity interest is moving away from top-100 law firms and towards scalable legal practices with clearer growth potential. The commercial focus is on firms that can expand efficiently, standardise …
Queen Mary University of London has reported that its professors have been ranked among the top 40 UK law scientists, underscoring the standing of its academic legal research. The ranking …
UK visa and settlement rules are set to change following the 2025 immigration white paper, with direct implications for how applicants qualify for entry, leave and long-term status. The reforms …
Supreme Court ruling prompts warnings from charities over the future protection of disability rights in the UK. Mind and other organisations have described the decision as a major setback, indicating …
UK Treasury plans to modernise the Consumer Credit Act and end what have been described as “draconian” sanctions. The move points to a reform of the current consumer credit framework, …
UK law does not set a fixed maximum temperature at which work must stop, but employers still have legal duties to protect staff from heat-related risk. The absence of a …
Carbon Markets and UK Law: Legal Issues for Carbon Credit Trading Natasha Jackson and Margherita Cornaglia have examined carbon markets through the lens of UK law, highlighting the legal questions …
Retrospective immigration action by the Home Secretary raises legal and constitutional concerns about certainty, fairness and public trust. Any decision that alters the effect of immigration policy after people have …
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the United States has introduced new legislation designed to ensure that highly advanced artificial intelligence systems can be rapidly disabled if they begin …
Private Members’ Bill ballot is scheduled for Thursday 21 May, determining which Members of Parliament may secure priority in introducing legislation. The ballot is a parliamentary mechanism that can shape …
