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Complaints that lawyers delay business are unfair — they are increasingly fast-working and creative
Currency manager ECU Group accuses bank of fraud and misconduct in ‘disgraceful episode’
French insurers seek to bury hatchet with end to legal battles and agreement on cutting stakes
Consultancy with close Tory connections was hired to monitor public opinion during the pandemic
Killing of marketing executive triggered angry backlash over treatment of women in Britain
Financier’s firm lost case against UK bank after costly High Court trial
Judge says government precautions taken to prevent spread of Covid-19 were ‘completely inadequate’
Post Office could face multimillion-pound bill if it loses employment tribunal case
Inquest finds ‘failings’ and ‘omissions’ in the management of convicted terrorist Usman Khan
Campaign group alleges large quantities of protective equipment were ‘useless to NHS’
Lawyers warn proposals could hamper power of courts in England and Wales to hold government to account
Private bank worker passed on customers’ security details to organised crime gang
Test case over avoidance scheme for empty shops has far-reaching consequences for high street landlords
The legal grey areas in this field have opened up opportunities for lawyers to become trusted advisers
Decision overturning High Court ruling reinforces city’s position as a global centre for such litigation
Downing Street says claim for £535 against prime minister is ‘totally without merit’
City state is increasingly popular dispute resolution hub for India and China
Judge criticises British billionaire’s behaviour over sale of luxury yacht
Ending of government furlough scheme expected to trigger jump in disputes
Good Law Project brings case over the awarding of nine contracts worth £650m to three groups
Judge rules that Copenhagen cannot pursue case linked to dividend scandal in English courts
Judges quash convictions for theft and false accounting stretching back more than a decade
‘VIP lane’ for favoured suppliers sometimes hindered procurement of safety kit
London High Court judge rules that Temur Akhmedov helped father avoid paying settlement to Tatiana Akhmedova
Sir Geoffrey Vos calls for greater use of technology to help accelerate dispute resolution process
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