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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.
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By Irene Madongo
The boards of easyJet and Apollo's acquisition vehicle have agreed to push back the deadline for publishing form...(read more)
By Dawood Fakhir
Global fast-fashion giant Shein began the process Monday for a Hong Kong initial public offering that could valu...(read more)
By Adele Redmond
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 Baldwin
For brand owners, the first half of 2026 has been reasonably quiet, but key guidance from the European Union's highest court and the U.K. courts on re-upping trademarks and a rare ruling from the U.K. Supreme Court leaves plenty to mull for those working in the fashion and food sectors.
By Sophia Dourou
Nine Lloyd's insurers are trying to avoid covering the criminal defense costs of two former Petrofac executives ahead of their bribery trial in October, arguing that the executives failed to disclose matters relating to their alleged offenses as part of their directors' and officers' insurance.
By Christopher Crosby
The Serious Fraud Office will track down illicit money stolen by fraudsters "for as long as it takes" after their conviction to help ensure that crime does not pay, the agency's legal chief said Monday.
By Marialuisa Taddia
Fletchers Group said Friday that it has agreed to acquire Moore Barlow LLP's clinical negligence, personal injury and major trauma businesses, as the private equity-backed firm continues its acquisition-driven expansion across England and Wales.
Knights Group said Friday it would buy the commercial and private wealth business of English law firm Moore Barlow LLP for £27 million ($37 million), marking its second acquisition in one week as consolidation in the country's legal sector gathers pace.
Chris McDonald has been confirmed as the new minister in charge of intellectual property following his appointment to a reshuffled government department that deals with business and innovation, the U.K. Intellectual Property Office said Friday.
By Ronan Barnard
A London judge ordered Prince Harry and other celebrities Friday to pay the publisher of the Daily Mail more than £9.5 million ($12.9 million) toward its costs in their unsuccessful privacy case, though the final figure could be much higher.
The global and several national rugby governing bodies failed Friday to throw out hundreds of brain injury claims by former players who withheld medical information, after a court ruled they "should not be punished for the sins" of their former law firm.
By Ashish Sareen
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has accused the former chief executive of SSB Group Ltd. of failing to flag warning signs before the business collapsed with £200 million ($273 million) in debt, after the regulator was itself criticized for not effectively overseeing the firm.
By Joel Poultney
The administrators of SSB Law have sued another of the collapsed firm's insurers for £6.5 million ($8.9 million) to recover after the event litigation premiums linked to cavity wall insulation claims, arguing that the policies were never truly effective.
By Tom Fish
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA said Friday that it plans twin bids for rivals Banca Generali and Banco BPM, potentially creating Italy's third-largest lender with a market value of about €70 billion ($82 billion).