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By Christopher Crosby
The Serious Fraud Office has seen a mixed first half of the year with the collapse of its prosecution of London Mining softened by its first deferred prosecution agreement in several years.
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By Marialuisa Taddia
The latest warning from the Solicitors Regulation Authority on artificial intelligence suggests that law firms c...(read more)
By Joanne Faulkner
So far in 2026, judges at the High Court have narrowed extensive diesel emissions claims, determined how a landm...(read more)
By Alex Baldwin
A London court ordered Samsung on Wednesday to pay several Swatch brands $11.6 million for allowing third-party smartwatch apps that mimic existing luxury watch faces, far below the $170 million the brands had sought.
By Adele Redmond
Preparing for the Jan. 1 change to unfair dismissal law should be a priority for employers, lawyers say, as the U.K. government pushes ahead with several meaty elements of its workers' rights reforms.
Regulators continued to drag their feet on AI regulation in the first half of 2026, but European justices took the opportunity to weigh in on post-Brexit copyright protections, and offered rare guidance on a relatively obscure copyright infringement defense.
By Eddie Beaver
Grammy Award winner Alanis Morissette has been sued in London by a former executive at Live Nation's Israeli unit, part of the entertainment giant that has promoted her concerts around the world.
By Dawood Fakhir
The U.K.'s antitrust regulator said Wednesday that it is launching a formal investigation into the $6.6 billion proposed acquisition of NCR Atleos Corp. by The Brink's Co. to determine whether the deal will harm competition in the country.
The European Commission said Wednesday that a proposed €1.42 billion ($1.65 billion) joint venture between paper manufacturers UPM and Sappi could reduce competition in markets for making print materials such as magazines and books.
By Sophia Dourou
Dozens of drivers suing eCourier for worker status told a tribunal on Wednesday that the delivery company should pay a deposit of up to £150,000 ($204,000) to pursue arguments denying their worker status.
By Tom Fish
The finance watchdog said Wednesday that it has banned three former senior figures at wealth manager Dolfin from working in the regulated financial services sector after finding they operated a scheme that helped clients circumvent U.K. visa requirements for investors.
By Jamie Lennox
InterDigital said Tuesday that it has asked the Unified Patent Court to impose further restrictions on Disney's 4K streaming services in Europe, arguing that several injunctions have failed to halt the alleged infringement.
Ernst & Young must face a claim by a former senior manager that he was discriminated against because he had to care for his wife as an appellate tribunal ruled Tuesday that his case had been thrown out too soon.
By Alex Davidson
The use of artificial intelligence by wealth managers will amplify weak financial crime controls identified by the Financial Conduct Authority and increase the threat of crime, lawyers warned.
By Irene Madongo
The boards of easyJet and Apollo's acquisition vehicle have agreed to push back the deadline for publishing formal details of a proposed buyout worth approximately £5.7 billion ($7.8 billion) to mid-October, the budget airline said Tuesday.