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The Court of Appeal judge upheld a High Court ruling from last year that said the funds should be used to reduce the UK national debt, which stands at more than £2.5tn

Social Mobility Foundation report on social mobility sees City law firms making up more than half of the rankings.

The 62nd Law Society’s Art Group (LSAG) annual exhibition will open on 20 June 2022. This year the Group runs a parallel exhibition consisting of an online exhibition on LSAG’S Facebook and a physical exhibition Rolls Building hosted by Rolls Building Art and Education Trust (RBAET) which runs until 21 December 2022.

Boehly and Wyss plan to give Roman Abramovich a chance to make a swift sale as they try to jump to front of queue of potential buyers

Tesla and bitcoin once again dominated news headlines last week, as CEO Elon Musk announced his firm would no longer accept bitcoin as payment on...

THE Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trusts board of trustees has a new member ­— and hes a recorder of the county court. David Mohyuddin QC, who grew up in Bolton and went to university in Birmingham, now enjoys life by the seaside with his young family. He is Queen’s Counsel, practising in commercial and chancery law from Radcliffe Chambers in London and Exchange Chambers in Manchester. The father of two has a passion for supporting and inspiring young people, fulfilled as a governor of a ...

By Pey Kan Su2021-03-01T13:55:00+00:00 The Law Society’s Art Group is holding its 61 st Annual Exhibition. This year, due to the pandemic, the group will be holding the exhibition online hosted on the Law Society’s website. We miss the buzzing annual exhibitions traditionally held at the Law Society’s Reading Room in Chancery Lane. Hopefully, it won’t be long when the group can return to the Reading Room. In the meantime, we have embraced the online exhibition and believe that it will...

(Jan 30): The European Union’s drastic plan to restrict exports of Covid-19 shots is more of a political ploy as prospects of successfully suing AstraZeneca Plc for reining in supplies of its vaccine appear slim, lawyers and trade experts said. The bloc’s executive arm announced on Friday that vaccine makers including AstraZeneca must obtain prior authorization before sending shots manufactured in the bloc to other countries. The escalation follows a very public dispute with the company tri...

BRUSSELS (BLOOMBERG) - The European Unions drastic plan to restrict exports of Covid-19 shots is more of a political ploy as prospects of successfully suing drugmaker AstraZeneca for reining in supplies of its vaccine appear slim, lawyers and trade experts said. The blocs executive arm announced on Friday (Jan 29) that vaccine makers, including AstraZeneca, must obtain prior authorisation before sending shots manufactured in the bloc to other countries. The escalation follows a very public disp...

ADVERTISEMENT Liquidators Sue For £2M From Misselling Claim Funder Execs Law360, London (January 20, 2021, 10:05 PM GMT) -- Liquidators for a company behind an allegedly fraudulent scheme that promised returns to people who funded investment misselling claims kicked off a London trial Wednesday seeking more than £2 million ($2.7 million) from former executives and an insurer connected to the company. Wednesday marked the first day of the eight-day trial before High Court Judge Richard Meade i...