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By William Janes
The government gave the green light for drilling at a North Sea gas field on Wednesday after an earlier approval was quashed in a legal challenge over its potential environmental impact.
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By Sophia Dourou
ScottishPower must pay tax on £28 million ($37.5 million) in redress for regulatory failures after Britain's top...(read more)
The government's latest attempt to accelerate building safety repairs would put greater pressure on owners to fi...(read more)
By Adele Redmond
London's new tribunal hearings center came in £49.3 million ($66 million) over budget, the Ministry of Justice has revealed after obscuring its overspend on the development.
A teacher fired for refusing to use a transgender student's preferred name and pronouns argued on appeal Tuesday that a judge "impermissibly narrowed" the teacher's claim that he was discriminated against for holding gender-critical beliefs.
By Isabel Jackson
Trials and court hearings were disrupted Tuesday by a Google Cloud outage that hit the courts' video system, which is used for remote hearings.
By Alex Davidson
The Financial Conduct Authority is poised to crack down in supervision and enforcement on industry-wide failings in the use of artificial intelligence of a type it has detected at more than 200 financial services companies, lawyers have warned.
By Jamie Lennox
The Unified Patent Court on Tuesday dismissed Huawei's claim that a Nokia-linked phonemaker infringed its essential 5G patent in Europe, ruling instead that certain parts of the patent are invalid.
By Eddie Beaver
The government told a court Tuesday that a claim from Bouygues (UK) Ltd. alleging that the Department for Education unfairly evaluated its bid for a share of an estimated £18.5 billion ($24.6 billion) school construction program was brought two days too late.
By Najiyya Budaly
The owners of Virgin Media O2 called on Britain's competition authority on Tuesday to reconsider its objection to their proposed $2.7 billion acquisition of Substantial Group after the government handed a free pass to allow BT to rescue TalkTalk.
By Marialuisa Taddia
Freshfields LLP apologized on Monday "unreservedly" for a comment about Middle Eastern investors after a leaked email exchange between the firm's global managing partner and another senior lawyer at the firm revealed plans by the firm's leadership to spin off its German-based AI unit.
A new right for unions to have regular access to workplaces is likely to spur disputes over the extent to which their presence affects an employer's business — and whether that intrusion is justified, lawyers say.
Almost two-thirds of the U.K.'s top 100 law firms have implemented artificial intelligence, but fewer than one in 10 report financial benefits, according to a new report from PwC.
Reforms to the Renters' Rights Act, including the abolition of "no-fault" evictions and changes to rent challenges and succession rules, are expected to strengthen protection for tenants but could also fuel more landlord-tenant disputes, lawyers have warned.
By Dawood Fakhir
Swedish investment business EQT said Monday that it has signed a definitive agreement to buy Australian waste management company Cleanaway for approximately 9.3 billion Australian dollars ($6.5 billion).