Rivals forced to follow suit after Milbank raises first-year salaries to $190,000

Soaring cyber crime slips through net as SFO and FCA focus on biggest cases

A bon vivant with a love of fine wine and a legal mind as sharp as a razor

Tribunal finds competition watchdog was wrong in its market dominance conclusions

Decision affecting social media apps on company phones follows new European rules

Regional group is fifth in UK to list as partnership model begins to look outdated

Head of UK’s fraud watchdog says she would oppose merger with NCA

Lisa Osofsky wants to step up agency’s fight against economic crime

Recruitment follows the introduction of tougher laws and more aggressive regulation

Attack on Linklaters reflects changing climate in City towards Russian corporations

Lawyers say search for next SFO director has been stymied by hasty recruitment process

City law firm helped on asset sales, rescue bids and restructuring

Defence says financial crisis and extreme market volatility behind profit, not rate rigging

Commons narrowly rejects case for a new inquiry into media behaviour

Lawyers’ body urges members not to plug gaps in defendants’ representation at trials

Publishers fear for free speech as Miliband and Clarke seek data bill amendment

Just weeks before introduction of EU rules many believe they will not be ready

Former head of global trading at Deutsche gives evidence in interest rate rigging trial

A Competition and Markets Authority investigation could take anything up to a year

Calls grow for the UK to shake off its reputation as a haven for suspect cash as tensions with Russia rise

EU’s sweeping new rules on data protection come into force on May 25

Businesses could be vulnerable as EU protection data rules set to take effect

Barristers and solicitors warn criminal justice system is on the verge of collapse

David Green took over at Britain’s corruption watchdog in the wake of collapsed cases