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Criminal cases against companies fell steeply during the Trump administration
Swiss court sentences Israeli businessman to 5 years in prison over Guinea natural resources case
Moscow demands social media companies delete posts publicising rallies called for Saturday as police give warning
Parent company faces allegation of ‘covering up’ loss of $850m in company and customer funds
Trump administration accusation is backed by Joe Biden’s nominee for secretary of state
David Perry was called a ‘mercenary’ after agreeing to prosecute pro-democracy activists
More than 30 Conservatives break with government in attempt to block deals with states on human rights grounds
Judicial review begins into lifeboat fund’s decision to compensate only fifth of customers
Decision gives Biden clean slate to deal with emissions from electricity generation
Fresh blow for embattled Banque du Liban as it faces first European probe
Activists seek OECD help to close vast Cerrejón coal project owned by Anglo American, BHP and Glencore
Lee Jae-yong will spend 18 months in prison in blow to global technology group
The cost of soaring online fraud should be shared by other companies
MPs join forces with opposition in support of amendment upholding human rights
Supreme Court rules that policies do provide cover against impact of virus and lockdown measures
Austrian financier Alexander Schütz called on Markus Braun to do more to rebut FT’s critical reporting
UK agency began investigation in 2017 after claims company bribed officials in east Africa
Move comes after it emerged that Heike Pauls had briefed payment group’s managers about hedge fund’s criticism
Mark Mansell had been referred to regulator’s disciplinary tribunal for work on non-disclosure agreement
Cuts imposed eight years ago are having a ‘damaging effect’ on barristers, according to Bar Council report
ECHR to give its judgment on Kyiv’s claims of human rights violations in Crimea
Critics claim the prime minister has exploited the pandemic to crack down on opponents
In part 3 of our series on the legal sector’s response to digital transformation: the pandemic sparks embrace of simple, effective tools; plus what the legal profession is reading on FT.com
This week: time is running out to end Lugano limbo, and sharing a divorce lawyer
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