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In January 2026, the Competition and Markets Authority (“CMA”) released Making green claims: Getting it right, across the supply chain (the “Supply Chain Guidance”). This guidance builds on the ...

Winston & Strawn’s London office has hired a senior cryptoassets lawyer from Revolut, just a month before its merger with Taylor Wessing UK is set to go live. . Konstantinos Adamos joins as an ...

Financier Raffaele Mincione has instructed Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan in his High Court claim against the Vatican and UBS. The firm takes over from Peters & Peters, which had initially ...

Burford Capital’s shares plunged on Friday (27 March) after a US appeals court overturned a ruling that had left Argentina liable to pay $16bn to investors. The litigation funders’ shares dropped ...

A challenge to the Government’s decision to approve a new Chinese “mega-embassy” in London is set for a case management conference on Monday. In January, a group of local residents who make up ...

Norway’s labour inspection authority has launched a sweeping review into the working hours of paralegals at 12 of the country’s largest law firms. The initiative, led by labour inspection ...

The London managing partner of DLA Piper is set to leave after four years in charge of the office. Partner Ruth Hoy is to ...

This month’s Transatlantic data dive analyses 17 US mid-market firms over the five years from 2020 to 2024 on a range of metrics. The firms chosen provide a representative cross‑section of US ...

Litigation powerhouse Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan has announced its turnover reached $2.7bn over 2025. The firm’s ...

It’s not often that the City majors pay much attention to what £30m regional firms are doing, but Stone King’s latest move might make a few of them sit up and take note. The Bath-headquartered firm… ...

The government’s announcement of expanded powers for the Small Business Commissioner marks a decisive shift in the UK’s ...