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By Ashish Sareen
A&O Shearman said on Thursday that it would invest $1.1 billion in artificial intelligence over the next five years as part of a strategy to transform how it delivers legal services across the business.
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By William Janes
The U.K.'s highest court has allowed a developer to appeal the rejection of his claim that an authority then led...(read more)
The government will forge ahead with plans to ban retentions in construction contracts, but lawyers warned that ...(read more)
A developer must repay almost £46 million ($62 million) to the U.K. government's fire safety remediation fund for fixing tower block defects after a tribunal ruled on Thursday that the company developed the buildings and benefited commercially from them.
By Jamie Lennox
Disney has filed two further appeals amid its ongoing clash with InterDigital at the Unified Patent Court, seeking to overturn restrictions on its ability to offer a screen-casting function to streaming customers in Europe.
By Adele Redmond
More than 250 hospital cleaners, caterers and porters are suing for four years of pay and pension contributions after they were denied better terms available to other National Health Service employees.
By Martin Croucher
Insurers and their lawyers are looking at spiraling costs for investigating and defending claims from litigants in person, as artificial intelligence technology empowers more individuals than ever before to pursue claims on their own.
By Alex Davidson
The $6.4 billion Binance hack has exposed how decentralized finance can help attackers move stolen assets beyond the reach of freezing powers, underscoring what's at stake in the U.K.'s review of financial crime risks linked to DeFi, lawyers say.
The new top civil servant at the Department for Work and Pensions said Wednesday that more administrative errors are likely to be inevitable because of antiquated computer systems and the scale of the work.
By Eddie Beaver
The company claiming ownership of the Lambretta brand told a court on Wednesday that a longtime licensee betrayed its former trademark owner by handing rights to a businessman who had spent years trying to wrest control of the famed scooter name.
By Sophia Dourou
A startup toymaker failed on Wednesday to revive its claim against MGA Entertainment after the Court of Appeal rejected its argument that it was entitled to damages for being unlawfully excluded from the market by the maker of Bratz dolls.
By Najiyya Budaly
The culture secretary said Wednesday that she will intervene in Sky Group's proposed £1.6 billion ($2.2 billion) purchase of the broadcast and streaming division of ITV to safeguard media plurality in the U.K.
By Isabel Jackson
Architect Hawkins Brown cannot block United Living's £7.3 million ($10 million) claim over cladding defects at a London development, a court ruled Tuesday, finding the builder acted in good faith by excluding the allegations from an earlier dispute.
A professional footballer sought nearly £165,000 ($221,000) in wasted costs from Irwin Mitchell LLP on Tuesday, after the firm accepted that a former Irwin Mitchell solicitor negligently withheld documents from the Football Association that were relevant to the midfielder's racism claim.
By Max Austin
A senior prosecutor at the Crown Prosecution Service has admitted to citing a made-up legal precedent during a High Court review over a child defendant, the agency's second slip-up this year over false submissions.