Brick Court Chambers’ Mark Howard KC is assisting Manchester City with its ongoing legal case against the Premier League, The ...

The Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA 2025) introduces a series of measures designed to strengthen and expand trade union ...

The UK Living sector continues to attract significant investor interest. In July, CBRE reported that £4.4 billion was ...

Gateley has hired Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe’s former chief digital officer as its inaugural chief technology officer. The ...

Five years after signing its lease for new City headquarters, staff and partners at A&O Shearman are preparing to ditch their ...

HSF Kramer has launched a real estate practice in Milan with a seven-lawyer team from K&L Gates. The practice will be led by ...

Mishcon de Reya has appointed a new firmwide chief and two executive partners, as managing partner James Libson prepares to stand down from the role this summer. The firm’s London office boss… ...

Freshfields’ co-head of private capital and its US practice head have departed for Debevoise & Plimpton in New York. Neal Reenan, who was global co-head of private capital, and Ian Bushner… ...

An attempt by the Mariana Dam Client Committee to change solicitors in the ongoing multibillion-pound claim against BHP has been thrown out. Mr Justice Waksman ruled on Monday that the ...

This year, the UK courts play host to a series of long-running financial and competition cases, and Government lawyers will be extremely busy.

There may just be three months left of the year, but litigators at the likes of A&O Shearman, Freshfields and One Essex Court still have big cases to prepare for in the courts. Here’s a rundown of the ...

Lawfront, the group of law firms backed by Blixt, has added another firm to its stable. Reading’s Field Seymour Parkes turned over £14.8m in 2024/25 and has around 70 lawyers, including 24 partners.