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By Christopher Crosby
A London art gallery was cleared of criminal wrongdoing on Thursday as a judge ruled that it did not breach a ban on sending goods to Russia by trying to ship a painting to an art collector leaving Moscow.
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By Najiyya Budaly
German engine manufacturer Deutz said Thursday that it will buy military vehicle producer FFG for €1.6 billion (...(read more)
The government's growing use of sanctions to disrupt criminals targeting Britain is creating more work for white...(read more)
By Adele Redmond
The former information commissioner is expected to take legal action against a woman who complained to the watchdog about his conduct, a government minister has said while pledging to investigate and overhaul the agency.
By Jamie Lennox
The judiciary said Thursday that intellectual property specialist Justice Colin Birss will replace Geoffrey Vos as Master of the Rolls, as he steps up to become head of civil justice in England and Wales.
The U.K. government has said union representatives will soon be entitled to paid time off to promote "the value of equality" under plans to reform the rules governing time off for trade union duties.
Real estate investment trust Prologis Inc. has ramped up pressure on the board of Segro PLC to engage in talks for a £12.6 billion ($16.9 billion) takeover, telling shareholders in the British company on Thursday that the deal would give them access to a superior data center platform.
By Marialuisa Taddia
The Solicitors Regulation Authority said Thursday that it is consulting on plans to require law firms to notify it when they use or arrange third-party litigation-funding for consumer claims, after the collapse of SSB Group exposed risks to consumers.
Bird & Bird reported another year of slowing revenue growth and a second consecutive decline in profit per equity partner on Wednesday, saying that a challenging market shaped by geopolitical uncertainty and economic volatility had weighed on its performance.
Pfizer and BioNTech have defeated a COVID-19 vaccine patent infringement claim from U.S. biotech firm Promosome, convincing the Unified Patent Court that the blueprint for immunization against the virus is invalid because it wasn't new compared to earlier technology.
By Eddie Beaver
English law is equipped to determine civil liability arising from the use of artificial intelligence, according to a government-backed legal statement which concludes that established principles of contract and negligence are capable of addressing harms linked to AI.
A former M&A solicitor at Goodwin Procter was charged with insider dealing Wednesday over allegations that he traded a British maternity wear company's stock while working on a deal to take the business private.
By Ashish Sareen
Charles Russell Speechlys LLP said Wednesday that it has hired a team of lawyers from Withers to establish a permanent presence in the U.S. for the first time, the next step in its international expansion strategy.
The government asked for responses on Wednesday about how it should establish rules on surveillance of employees at work and whether regulatory intervention is needed amid signs that more employers are using workforce monitoring technology.
Real estate developer Urbas has admitted to defaulting on loan agreements but argued that a €189 million ($215 million) claim brought by a Luxembourg credit provider for repayment must be recalculated because PwC allegedly undervalued the shares appropriated by the lender as collateral.