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London court ruling comes as Danish government pursues investigation into £1.5bn tax scandal
Employee told she was ‘not a Starling person’
Much-criticised attempt to replace Human Rights Act dismissed as ‘a complete mess’, but policy may remain
Claimants say policy violates right to freedom from inhumane treatment, but government denies risk of harm
Courts shut down as advocates protest against low pay and cuts to legal aid
BT, Ford and Marks and Spencer pension schemes argued the new CPHI measure would leave pensioners worse off
Competition and Markets Authority gives US tech giant five days to address antitrust concerns
Drugmaker sued its former head of investor relations over alleged breach of a non-compete clause
Female underwriter was subject to ‘sexist, demeaning and derogatory’ comments by senior manager
Vital legal work is drying up in the UK, raising risks of miscarriages of justice, lawyers say
Company is being sued over allegations it overcharged millions of customers
F1 tycoon pleads not guilty to charges of alleged false representation over failure to declare overseas trust
Criminal Bar Association escalates industrial action over fees they receive for legal aid work
Evening work event encouraged ‘excessive’ drinking, according to claim
Ministers sought to withhold references to Kigali’s alleged use of ‘torture and killings’ from legal review of immigration policy
Application made to withhold materials referring to Kigali’s alleged use of ‘torture and killings’ from immigration policy hearing
Pharma group alleges breach of non-compete agreement to delay start date of departing business development official
Judge postpones Sir Frederick Barclay ruling for three months after businessman found in contempt of court for failing to pay divorce fees
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Head of public prosecutions for England and Wales wants more money to go to those affected by financial fraud
Move by Supreme Court comes as founder of failed Kingfisher Airlines seeks to remain in London
Action against former Formula 1 tycoon relates to more than £400mn of offshore assets
Some 202,600 claimants are suing over country’s biggest environmental disaster
Further strikes this week driven by cuts to legal aid fees in England and Wales
US cereal maker fails to halt regulations that will curb promotion of high-sugar food
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