IT success stories show online court can work – Briggs
Lord Justice Briggs says recent examples of IT in the courts – the Crown court digital case system and Rolls Building e-filing – show what can be achieved.
Daniel ShenSmith
Clifford Chance takes News of the World phone-hacking litigation work from Linklaters
Rupert Murdoch’s media company once again changes legal adviser on News of the World litigation
Slaughters funds more lawyers to register in Ireland as total admissions approaches 600
457 England and Wales lawyers admitted to Irish roll this year, with 150 more pending
Charles Russell Speechlys re-elects leadership team for another three years
James Carter and Christopher Page stood unopposed for their respective managing and senior partner posts
EY loses international law capability in Singapore after network firm shuts down
EY Law network firm DA Partners ceased business in June this year
LSB softens ‘prescriptive’ diversity approach
Consultation paper says some regulators have moved past 2011 guidance.
Legal aid safety net applications soar
Legal Aid Agency granted just over half of the 424 applications for exceptional case funding received between April and June.
KWM and BLP lead as Apple plugs into Battersea Power Station
Tech giant’s plan to set up London HQ at iconic site hands key roles to two firms
'Solicitor' warned over ‘meritless’ claim against two barristers
High Court judge refuses permission to refer barristers to bar regulator.
Does the US need a dedicated court for complex financial disputes?
Justice William Blair, judge in charge of the Commercial Court, discusses the introduction of the new Financial List