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Trip comes as human rights groups criticise Chinese leader’s ethnic assimilation policies
Plus: UK law firm embraces B-Corp status, a legal blueprint for impact, and more
Move is a step towards full settlements for the 59 people who have won appeals related to Post Office IT scandal
Lawyers for Indian-born tycoon BR Shetty claim he had been victim of ‘debt-fuelled Ponzi scheme’
I have made generous financial gifts to my three daughters over the years
Proposal to replace the word ‘employee’ would bring legislation into line with current thinking
Report highlights concerns over judiciary and official corruption in member states
Looting that followed Zuma’s jailing was orchestrated sabotage attempt
Criminals have come up with frighteningly convincing ways of parting us from our hard-earned cash
There is no justification for spying on activists and journalists
Appeal court victory for further 12 sub-postmasters prosecuted because of faulty IT system
Michael and Peter Taylor facilitated ex-Nissan boss’s dramatic escape from detention
EU capitals expected to quarrel over where to establish upcoming Anti-Money Laundering Authority
If Warsaw does not like membership obligations it can prepare to leave
Prosecutors suggest suspended sentence for Michael Calvey accused of embezzlement
Decision comes as Brussels launches legal challenges against Warsaw and Budapest over LGBT+ rights
To achieve a fairer system, nations must focus on the core issues of worker rights
£2.3bn lost by consumers in cases reported to the police
Top officials, including the Bank of England governor, are pushing firms here to adopt a specific benchmark for dollar borrowing.
Sluggish courts targeted in ambitious national programme underpinned by €200bn from EU
Slaughter and May tests job shares and options for school holiday leave
Richard Alderman allegedly also had secret meetings with companies under investigation, his successor tells High Court
EU tolerated corruption in its poorest member state for too long
Activists are increasing pressure on asset managers to stop supporting regimes that abuse their own citizens
London courts consider £1bn lawsuit and another case related to foreign exchange trading
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