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By Ashish Sareen
A group representing small and midsized law firms will not be allowed to propose a vote of no confidence in the Solicitors Regulation Authority board as it seeks to increase pressure over regulatory failures by the watchdog and a perceived lack of accountability.
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By Marialuisa Taddia
PGMBM plans to rebrand itself again as it seeks to "completely" distance itself from the Pogust Goodhead name af...(read more)
By Joanne Faulkner
Pogust Goodhead defeated Monday an attempt to replace it in £36 billion ($47.6 billion) litigation against BHP w...(read more)
By Jamie Lennox
Justice Colin Birss has warned judges in England and Wales that they must not allow artificial intelligence to replace their own decision-making.
Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP said Monday that it has added a Freshfields LLP partner to its London private equity practice, bolstering its dealmaking ranks as the firm navigates leadership changes and a wave of partner exits on both sides of the Atlantic.
Premier League club Arsenal FC has promoted one of its lawyers to general counsel following the departure of its long-serving legal chief, with the new GC saying Friday that it is a "huge privilege" to take on the senior role.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has said that it wants to update its competence standards to reflect the growing use of technology and artificial intelligence, amid growing concern over AI hallucinations in legal research and court filings.
By Hanna Vioque
Two beauty training providers have accused a law firm of advising them to sue their former business partners before serving a claim notice required under contract, allegedly costing them £9.3 million ($12 million).
A group that represents small and midsized law firms is rallying opposition ahead of the chancellor's Oct. 28 Budget speech to government plans to claim a substantial share of the interest that law firms earn on their client accounts.
Pogust Goodhead has changed its name back to PGMBM after both its founders threatened litigation if the firm continued to use their names amid a fight over whether it can continue representing claimants in the £36 billion ($48 billion) Mariana dam claim.
By Robbie Kalus
British Home Stores' liquidators accused a senior City lawyer on Wednesday of using a "high-functioning and unwitting stooge" to enrich himself and dodge personal liability for the high street giant's collapse.
Slater and Gordon has reported a 38% drop in 2025 pretax profit to £4.3 million ($5.7 million), citing business investment and rising costs, including higher employer National Insurance contributions, as it moved into more complex consumer legal work.
Private equity-backed Fletchers reported Wednesday that its underlying earnings more than doubled to £18 million ($24 million) in its latest financial year, as the law firm pursues further growth and acquisitions.
By Adele Redmond
Three former partners at Ronald Fletcher Baker have settled with the firm after they challenged its claim that they violated their post-retirement contractual restrictions by establishing a rival outfit.
Introducing agentic artificial intelligence to the justice system risks worsening existing structural problems linked to chronic underinvestment by the government, according to research from the Law Society.