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Category: English Law Articles

Hong Kongers offered new lives as UK expands safe and legal routes - GOV.UK
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Hong Kongers offered new lives as UK expands safe and legal routes – GOV.UK

UK safe and legal routes have been expanded to allow Hong Kongers to build new lives in the United Kingdom. The development is legally significant because it increases the availability …

PM Law's sudden closure leaves staff and clients in limbo - BBC
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PM Law’s sudden closure leaves staff and clients in limbo – BBC

PM Law’s sudden closure has left staff and clients facing immediate uncertainty over their legal positions and practical next steps. The collapse of a law firm can disrupt ongoing work, …

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Updated UK data laws take effect this week – Pinsent Masons

UK data protection laws have taken effect this week with updated requirements that affect the legal position governing the use of personal data in the United Kingdom. The change is …

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AI in court cases and court cases about AI: eight legal tech stories that you might have missed – The Law Society

AI is now appearing both inside court proceedings and in disputes about the technology itself, creating legal issues that affect evidence, procedure and professional practice. The main concern is not …

English Law Articles

Scotland becomes first UK country to put Swift bricks into law – RSPB

Scotland has become the first UK country to place Swift brick requirements into law. The measure creates a legal obligation to provide nesting provision for swifts in the built environment. …

Lords back UK social media ban for under-16s - BBC
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Lords back UK social media ban for under-16s – BBC

Lords back proposal to ban social media use for children under 16 Peers in the House of Lords have backed a UK proposal to ban social media use for children …

Clues emerge as to how UK product liability law might be reformed - Pinsent Masons
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Clues emerge as to how UK product liability law might be reformed – Pinsent Masons

UK product liability law may be on the verge of reform, with new clues emerging as to the direction of change. The development raises questions about how the current legal …

Issues for Private Equity Investment in UK Law Firms - www.hoganlovells.com
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Issues for Private Equity Investment in UK Law Firms – www.hoganlovells.com

Private equity investment in UK law firms raises direct questions about ownership, control, and compliance with the regulatory framework governing legal services. The central issue is whether outside investment can …

Law Society of Scotland launches new forum to boost social mobility - Law Society of Scotland
English Law Articles

Law Society of Scotland launches new forum to boost social mobility – Law Society of Scotland

Law Society of Scotland creates forum aimed at improving social mobility within the legal profession. The initiative is designed to support discussion and action on barriers affecting access to legal …

X could 'lose right to self regulate', says Starmer - BBC
English Law Articles

X could ‘lose right to self regulate’, says Starmer – BBC

Starmer has said that X could lose the right to self regulate. The statement raises the possibility that the platform’s current position on regulating its own conduct may be withdrawn. …

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