Introduced into the House of Commons on 30 June 2026, the Immigration and Asylum Bill 2026 (the Bill) looks set to ...

The Lawyer Podcast is back from the summer break on its new Monday publication date. Listen on the below channels, or ...

Firms including Freshfields, Dickson Minto and Proskauer Rose were all on call as Spire Healthcare was sold to a number of ...

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett is reopening in Singapore as it looks to capture rising private equity and cross-border deal flow across Asia-Pacific. The US firm last had a base in the city in the early… ...

A restructuring partner is set to leave Goodwin Procter for Eversheds Sutherland, with the news following swiftly on from the departure of a Goodwin trio to Ashurst. Simon Thomas, who is understood to ...

Clyde & Co is kickstarting a redundancy consultation with its business services teams in the latest move to overhaul its shared services structure. The consultation is understood to be limited to… ...

The revised AIM Rules expand the pool of international issuers able to consider a more proportionate route to London’s growth ...

Linklaters has hired two partners from Benelux firm Stibbe in a bid to strengthen its corporate capabilities in Amsterdam.

The Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) has published its response to the Single Construction ...

Gibson Dunn & Crutcher has hired a real estate partner duo from White & Case to build out its data centre capabilities. James ...

An AI start-up founded by City lawyers has bagged $5.4m in its latest funding round to help fuel its ambition to becoming the ...

Simmons & Simmons has been instructed to defend Apple in a new £2bn opt-out collective action on behalf of UK app developers ...