A group of the U.K.'s largest house builders are set to face a class action case over allegations that they swapped sensitive information and drove up the prices of newly built homes.
A group of the U.K.'s largest house builders are set to face a class action case over allegations that they swapped sensitive information and drove up the prices of newly built homes.
Master of the Rolls Geoffrey Vos announced Monday that he will step down from his post as the most senior civil judge in England and Wales later in 2026.
The government has reached settlement in a legal fight with a Guantánamo Bay detainee, two years after the U.K. Supreme Court said he should be able to bring a personal injury claim in England over his torture.
A tribunal has rejected a claim by a former chef that a food services company unfairly dismissed him over food hygiene failures that his employer said could have jeopardized a flagship client contract with Bank of America.
A London employment tribunal has struck out contract transfer claims brought by two alleged petrol station employees after finding they deliberately fabricated payslips and employment contracts to support their case.
An appellate tribunal has overturned a decision to revoke a claim of discrimination and whistleblowing detriment brought by a worker at a non-profit organization, ruling that his personal circumstances indicated that his withdrawal request was actually equivocal.
A tribunal has ruled that an aerospace engineering company unfairly fired a manager amid allegations that he'd sexually harassed a female subordinate, labeling its investigation into the matter as "wholly inadequate."
The fixed recoverable costs regime is failing to deliver the certainty it promised to winning parties in civil litigation, the Law Society said Monday in response to an impending government consultation.
A London court ruled Monday that the liquidators of a property company can recover just over £2.1 million ($3 million) from a City law firm after it found a partner had ignored obvious red flags of a client involved in fraud.
A former paralegal has been permanently banned from working for law firms after a tribunal concluded Monday she lied to a firm and a client by falsely claiming documents had been misplaced.
The new chair of the Bar Council called on Monday for legal aid funding to get the same kind of priority as spending on education and health care as she outlined her priorities for the year ahead.
